Humans of BVN
The students and faculty of Blue Valley North, one story and face at a time.
![“How did I get my start? Well, my brother told me in middle school that if I didn't do theater, I wouldn't get a brick and I had to get a brick. My brother decided to do theater because my sister did it and he started getting really into it. He played Romeo in his sophomore year, which is a pretty big deal. My first role here was sandwich boy in ‘One Man.’ I was an audience plant sandwich boy. All the people I talk to now are pretty much into theater, at least on some level. Having [repertory] theater as a class of basically my best friends has created such a bond between all of us. I don't want to say this. Actually, never mind. We're all like a family. Ew, I hate that. I think it has something to do with that we spend at least three hours a day for months together and end up helping each other change clothes for a costume change or we physically build a house together or we are portrayed as lovers on stage. And, obviously, theater kids are imaginative, we’re all around just strange.” -Joshua, ‘21](https://bvnnews.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
By Max Wolf, Staff Writer
January 27, 2020
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