- April 11, 2025
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Justin DeLoach, Jake Rotz and Jeremy Roldan practiced choreography for “Oh, Better Far to Live and Die” during rehearsal.
Lynn Peghiny played soft melodies from her keyboard.
Flute player Megan Bradley performed with the orchestra.
Katie Provan showed her prowess with the cello.
Matthew Bressler was part of the orchestra’s string section.
Belle Chanson, the Concert Choir and the Park Singers joined up for a rousing performance of “Theme from New York, New York.”
Sarah Gonsalves was one of several students that performance in the show.
Cole Mooney sang along during “When a Felon’s Not Engaged in His Employment.”
Anastasia Sims-Chin moved and sang to the music during “Climbing Over Rocky Mountain.”
Anastasia Sims-Chin, Elise Wienke, Natalie Howell and Madeleine Roby struck a pose during “Poor Wandering One!”
Isabel Barbato wowed the audience with her voice during “Poor Wandering One!”
Danielle Ruddy danced to the upbeat music of “Everybody Rejoice.”
Jesse Roldan started the song “A Million Dreams” from “The Greatest Showman.”
Jeremy Roldan and the rest of the students went all out for a version of “Freak Flag” from “Shrek The Musical.”
Danielle Allison sang “Once Upon a Dream” for the audience.
Students in the Winter Park High School choral department took the stage and gave a performance to remember for the 20th annual Night on Broadway production from April 25 to 27.
This year’s show took songs performed over the past 20 years and blended them together into a tremendous anniversary performance.
Proceeds from Night on Broadway benefit the Tyler Rush Memorial Scholarship Fund, which goes toward college scholarships for students involved in the Winter Park High School choral department.
