Full House for Hairspray Musical Opening Night

There was hardly an empty seat in the house as the crowd laughed and cheered throughout the entire show. Nanuet High School put on the hit musical Hairspray this weekend.

"People starting getting here at 6:30 (for an 8 p.m. show)! This is just a great production. The theme is really important. The message the kids give is a great one."

Associate Principal, Jim Enright

"I flew from Atlanta for the show to see my niece, Ally. She's playing Amber Von Tussle. I am just blown away with this performance. I can't believe the talent in this room. I kept turning to my sister and asking are these really high school kids?"

Caroline Moshier

"I love the Good Morning Baltimore part in the beginning. The song is so much fun."

Amanda Shunter, eighth grader at Barr Middle School

"It's really funny. Especially since the  person playing Tracy's mom is actually a guy. And the guy playing the husband is really his best friend!"

Rebecca Ferro, whose sister was a Council Member in the production

"The show is just great. Our daughter, Jackie, has been in a few different productions here. She is a sophomore. Dr. Gremli does an amazing job with these kids."

Dominc and Kathleen Ferro

"We're here for our cousin Diana Innocent. Our favorite part was definitely Good Morning Baltimore."

Sisters Natasha and Marina Paul

"My niece is in the show. I loved everything! These kids have worked their hearts out. Not one person didn't put in everything they had."

Linda Canavan

"The voices are amazing. The energy is amazing. The clarity of their voices is incredible."

Geri Brooks, mother of Baltimore citizen Julia.

"I loved playing the villain! It was so much fun! It was great to be part of the show."

Niki Miller who played Velma Von Tussle

Bouquets of flowers showered the cast members as the excited stars emerged from backstage. The halls were filled with chatter and congratulations for a show well done.