Famous Alabamians-fourth grade play
Published 3:21 pm Saturday, March 23, 2024
Students dressed in costume and armed with insightful knowledge, the young actors brought their chosen Alabamians to life. Photo courtesy of Stephanie G. Cornett.
Brody Hilburn crosses the stage as his part in the play draws near. Photo courtesy of Stephanie G. Cornett.
Collin Smith as Paul “Bear” Bryant, Ethan Waters as James Winston, Marcus Jones as Satchel Paige, and Nehemiah Daniels as Martin Luther King, Jr. step into the spotlight to showcase their performances in the play. Photo courtesy of Stephanie G. Cornett.
Amiya Salter portraying Rosa Parks, Ashley Diaz Lopez as Hellen Keller, Neiko Behran as Walt Key and Chloe Owens as Coretta Scott King. Photo courtesy of Stephanie G. Cornett
Zylon Jones takes center stage as Leila Bagents looks on. Stephanie G. Cornett
Staff Reports
On March 7, Luverne School hosted its inaugural fourth-grade play, “Famous Alabamians,” showcasing the rich tapestry of talent and history making Alabamians. The event was a culmination of diligent research and passionate portrayal as students delved into the lives of prominent figures hailing from Alabama.
From civil rights activists to renowned athletes, each student meticulously selected and researched their subject, embarking on a journey of discovery. Dressed in costume and armed with insightful knowledge, the young actors brought their chosen Alabamians to life, captivating the audience with heartfelt performances.
Through their portrayal, the students not only honored the legacy of these individuals but also gained a deeper appreciation for the diverse contributions made by Alabamians throughout history.
