Valencia production of “The Diary of Ann Frank” featured in newspaper

Student docent Alison Llampallas talks about the life and times of Anne Frank during a "living theater" presentation at Valencia High School in Placentia on Tuesday. ///ADDITIONAL INFO: VA.LivingTheater.1119 - 11/10/15 - BY JOSHUA SUDOCK, STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER - Students will be performing for six hours as the families from the Anne Frank story in a "living theater" scenario. FROM THE TEACHER: Valencia High School Drama students perform "living theatre" for students and teachers. While Kraemer Junior High and Valencia High School teachers are invited to an Open House in the cafeteria of an eleven panel exhibit of the Anne Frank story, drama students will be living on the set of the play in character. Drama students will be in character for six hours in hiding as the Frank and Van Daam families, enabling the students and teachers to view them as part of the exhibition experience. This will occur from 9 am- 3:30 pm on Tuesday, November 10th in the VHS cafeteria. Picture made at Valencia High School in Placentia, California on Tuesday, November 10, 2015.

November 19, 2015

Congratulations to teacher Grace Stanton and the Valencia High School drama program for their production of “The Diary of Anne Frank,” and for being featured in OCVarsity Arts.

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Additionally, Yorba Linda High School is also presenting a production of “The Diary of Anne Frank” this weekend. To purchase tickets, click here. On Saturday, Oct. 17, the cast and crew were honored to meet and perform for Holocaust survivor, Jack Pariser. After watching the final moments of the show, Mr. Pariser turned to director, teacher Cathy Petz, and said through tears, “Well, you got it right –that is exactly what the tension felt like.”

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