GCA puts on free Christmas production tonight

Posted on Dec 04 2008

Students at Grace Christian Academy will perform their annual seasonal production Lost Christmas tonight.

The approximately200 students in the production have been preparing for about two months, said stage manager Jo Hanna Cabrera, a junior at GCA.

It was hectic at first, she said, but as the students got into their roles it all came together.

The students have been staying after school to practice for the production, which will be held free for the community tonight at 6pm.

Cabrera, who has been participating in Lost Christmas since she was in junior high, said her time as stage manager has allowed her to help other students and use her leadership skills.

Perfecting the dances have been hard and tiring, but all the students were listening well, said Ken Orejola, the choreographer for the production and a GCA student. This year has been stressful, he said, but worth it.

“It’s been fun,” he added.

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