Fantasy comes face to face with the hard reality of high school in this pop musical adventure where the best — and worst! — of both worlds meet.  In the fairy tale world, princes are charming and stepsisters are wicked.  But the Woodsman dreams of being more than an incidental character without a name.  He wants to be the hero.  When Cinderella’s stepsisters find a portal to another world, they get zapped into a very real high school.  The Woodsman jumps at the chance to rescue them, but the stepsisters have no intention of returning to the fantasy realm.  After all, in the “real” world, mean girls are popular!  The Woodsman finds himself in over his head and recruits the help of Danica, a hard-core realist who never believed in fairy tales.  She’s running for class president, but her speeches are filled with gloom and doom.  Meanwhile, the sky is falling in the fantasy world!  Without the Woodsman, Little Red is attacked by the wolf and Sleeping Beauty keeps pricking her finger on the ax while chopping her own firewood!  As reality seeps into the fairy tales, the characters start to break free of their patterns and the classic princesses cross the portal and discover they can be their own heroes!  You’ll love this complex, rich tapestry of enchanted fun woven with a poignant, meaningful thread about what it means to be alive and in control of your own destiny.

Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High School teachers over nine-hundred seventh and eighth grade students. Drama Club is an extra curricular club. The spring musical is our main fundraiser. All monies earned go to pay for the following year's production, equipment, props, costumes, and sets. We are excited to have you join us for this year's production of Mirror Image.

Our website: https://clarkenjohnsenjuniorhigh.tooeleschools.org/

Jaguar Drama would like to thank our Parents/Guardians, Administrators (Krista Sparks, Kayden Calder, and Shaylon Jones-Miller), our staff, and most of all our amazing custodians (Mr. Gruver, Woody, and Manny).

Special thanks to Mr. Darling, Grandpa Darling, and Mr. Hill for building platforms and walls, and grandma Darling for sewing costumes.

Thank you to SHS Drama for your constructive criticism during dress rehearsal.