Performing Arts

After Abigail Jones and Indiana Anderson introduced the idea of a Performing Arts program to the staff at Northwright, it was established with the best interest of their students in mind. These two girls and their close associates shared a mutual passion for theatrical production, rallying others into their numbers by simply doing what they loved. As development went on and the clique thrived, a need for a third hand or advisor arose- the girls selected Eric Squire, a student who would assist in bringing the clique together while introducing new ideas; the final piece to the puzzle which would secure the clique a place on the social hierarchy. The student body quickly became aware of their capabilities, encouraging them to pay the actors to aid them in tricky situations or to provide entertainment where necessary. They use their skills to their advantage, working their way out of troublesome instances by using their talent or skill to worm their way out. However, at the end of the day, their intentions are good and they solely wish to execute their talent and passion in a way that is enjoyable for others.