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Dominion Ridge Academy Drama proudly presents ‘Into The Woods, Jr’: A unique spin on classic fairy tales

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Front Royal residents, mark your calendars for an exciting and enchanting theatrical event brought to you by Dominion Ridge Academy Drama. The talented students of DRA will be performing their interpretation of classic fairy tales in the captivating production of Into the Woods Jr.

This exceptional group of students has worked tirelessly to bring new perspectives to classic fairy tales and the ethical dilemmas they present. From the first rehearsal, the students have shown dedication and collaboration, which shine through in this delightful retelling. According to Freddie Gershon, CEO of Music Theatre International, “MTI and the creators of Into the Woods applaud the unique contributions of each student, from performing on stage to designing props, lights, and scenery, as well as assistant directing and working backstage.”

Don’t miss this opportunity to see the creativity and talent of DRA students on display. The show will run for three performances, with showtimes on Friday, April 28th, at 7 pm and Saturday, April 29th, at 1 pm & 7 pm. Tickets can be purchased online in advance or at the door. For more information about the show, please call (540) 635-6799. The show will be performed at Dominion Ridge Academy, 80 N Lake Ave, Front Royal, VA.

Into the Woods, Jr promises to be a unique spin on classic fairy tales, and the DRA students are excited to bring their interpretation to Front Royal audiences. This production is an excellent example of the school’s commitment to the education of the whole child and its focus on fostering creativity and collaboration.

Make sure to grab your tickets and be part of the excitement of DRA’s production of Into the Woods Jr.

 

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