MW One Acts Festival 2021 on YouTube

Drive-In Movie Night Nov 2020

MLWGS Drama presents the student-written and -directed MLWGS One-Acts! This production is now officially ready for your viewing. If Netflix is just no longer interesting enough to watch, consider checking out these amazing shows. The four short performances, including Smothered by Katherine Taranto, Days of the Past by Elizabeth Thorne, Schoolhouse Folk by Zebbie Alexander, and Magnolia Tree by Lucy Caudle and Mallory Phillips, are great to view with friends and/or family (safely) one at a time or all in one sitting. If you’re interested, you can simply look up “MLWGS Drama Presents: One Acts Festival 2021!” on YouTube or click the following link: https://youtu.be/7pOIH21qEH8

 Thank you for your support of the MLWGS Drama community! 

 

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