Foto Feature: Preview of Young Playwrights Festival running this Thursday and Friday

By Lily Burns, Photo Editor|May 30, 2019

Preview from the dress rehearsal of the Pelham Memorial High School Young Playwrights Festival, running Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m. in the PMHS auditorium. The festival is the last production of the year for the high school’s theater program Sock ‘n’ Buskin and features seven original student-written and directed works ranging from comedies to dramas to a musical to a dance. Tickets are $10 at the door and concessions will be sold.

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