Lauren Robinson and Valerie Torres-Rasorio, who played Ilse and Martha consecutively, sang the duet “The Dark I Know Well,” very well. The song is sung in the alto range, which is in stark contrast to their more well-known soprano ranges. Vocally the cast was strong and the soloist were able to stand out from the crowd to make their moment be heard by everyone. The ensemble sections were some of the best moments of the show and were beautifully harmonized. If only the actors have put as much effort into their acting as they did their singing. They were speaking their lines and their bodies were reacting, but for the most part they were just going through the motions. Their wasn’t a lot of depth getting though to the audience, especially from Wendla, played by Emily Lewis. Being the main character she should have been the one with the most depth and energy, buy she looked as if she didn’t want to be there. That could be said for many people of the cast. The three actors that I would say made the most impact were Thomas Nightingale, Moritz, and funnily enough Jeff Drushal and Amanda Hayter, who played all of the adult