Senior and Student Body President Ezra Moody and senior Isabella Sulloway-Ferreras cracked each other up with some humor.
A back-and-forth between sophomore Tabitha Obuchowski and junior Bailey Fronk and had the crowd’s full attention.
Fronk took the spotlight with her solo performance.
Man to man, junior Sayre Albert and sophomore Sawyer Kerrigan talked dance moves.
Full of surprises, from climbing out of the stage to an unexpected dip, the theater was filled with laughs.
Sulloway-Ferreras sang alone before being joined by senior Angelina Lopez and Fronk.
The crowd was silent as they watched three singers, Sulloway-Ferreras, Lopez, and Fronk, join together for a harmonized moment.
With a powerful stage presence and a massive smile the whole time, Lopez performs “Flowers” from “Hadestown.”
A touching moment shared between Fronk and Obuchowski singing “Seventeen” from “Heathers.”
Junior Phoebe Sandholm’s performance of “Giants in the Sky,” from Into the Woods, had the whole crowd cheering as it was only her third time performing on stage.
Obuchowski finishes out the performances by students with “Out Here On My Own” from “Fame.”
English teacher Mr. Greg Larson performs “Baba O’Riley” by The Who, saying he was inspired by hearing Moody singing it in the hallway one day.
A surprise performance from Mr. Larson was a sight to see — Sulloway-Ferreras described it as “intense.”
Night on Broadway wasn’t exclusively composed of solo acts, either — an array of performers joined together to sing “Mama Who Bore Me” from “Spring Awakening.”
On Friday, May 10, La Salle’s Pride Alliance hosted Night on Broadway, featuring songs, skits, and frog jokes. All proceeds from Night on Broadway will go to the Living Room, a nonprofit organization focused on providing for LGBTQ+ youth in need.
This night featured a special event, where Mr. Larson performed a solo act on stage. Night on Broadway was full of laughs, singing, and acting that had the theater either speechless or cheering.
