Photo Essay: 14th Stun and Stump in The Mousetrap

Media Credit: Florence Shen | Staff Photographer

14th Grade Players perform the Mousetrap at West Hall's Blackbox Theater Saturday night.

This weekend, 14th Grade Players put on Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, directed by Senior Celeste Robertson. Having rehearsed since Feb. 14, they debuted their play Thursday with showings through Saturday. This murder mystery plot involves two women who host guests in their house during a brewing winter storm. A murder has occurred but whodunnit?

Check out these photos from Saturday night:

Florence Shen | Assistant Photo Editor

Backstage, performers perfect their makeup before getting into character.

Florence Shen | Assistant Photo Editor

The actress behind the character of Miss Casewell smiles at Robertson in the makeup room.

Florence Shen | Assistant Photo Editor

Robertson throws her head back as she laughs during a warmup.

Florence Shen | Assistant Photo Editor

Mr. Paravicini looks toward the reflection of the detective in the mirror.

Florence Shen | Assistant Photo Editor

Mrs. Boyle exits scene as Miss Casewell enjoys her cigarette.

Florence Shen | Assistant Photo Editor

The lights dim on the set, highlighting the window.

Florence Shen | Assistant Photo Editor

Mrs. Ralston (L) has an argument with Miss Casewell (R) as tensions rise in the second half of the play.

Florence Shen | Assistant Photo Editor

The detective reveals themself as the murderer to Mrs. Ralston (not pictured).

Florence Shen | Assistant Photo Editor

The cast gestures toward the audience as they conclude the end of the play.

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