Wolf Point Students Provide Laughs With Play

Wolf Point High School’s drama students brought laughter to the school’s auditorium on Friday and Saturday with the production of “The Crimson House Murder.”

Prior to the show, director Jacob Boysun told audience members, “It’s a fun mystery, a total switch from ‘Dracula’,” which students performed last fall. Assistant directors were David Hopson, who took care of lighting, and Julianna Garfield, who helped at rehearsals and backstage.

Boysun also thanked Jaki Harada and Samantha Goodman for also assisting in the play’s success. Student Boston Bradshaw helped with lights and the sound system.

Senior members in the cast were Kaleah White Bear, Audrey Weinberger, Ryver Summers, Logan Wolff, Chase Adams and Cloe Imus.

Other students performing were George Spelvin, Elliauna Ryan, Reilly Rees, Tavian Bell, Nora Hansen, Cole Boysun, Kailayla Villaluz, Maya Deserly, Thomas Moudree, William Schwarzrock and Aydyn Azure.