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OFHS Madrigals Set for Weekend of Dinner, Song and Drama

The Oak Forest High School Madrigal Fest takes place Saturday, Dec. 8, and Sunday, Dec. 9, at the high school. Tickets cost $25 and must be purchased in advance.

Hear ye, Hear ye! The Oak Forest High School 10th Annual Madrigal Fest is quickly approaching and the king and queen—and their court—are inviting residents for a night of dinner, song and drama. The Madrigal event will take place Saturday, Dec. 8, at 6:30 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 9, at 3 p.m. Tickets must be purchased in advance and cost $25, which includes dinner. The event takes place in the Oak Forest High School cafetorium. For more information, or to purchase tickets, call Cindy at 708-738-3317.

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Don't Miss: Madrigals Live at Oak Forest High School

If you haven't bought your tickets yet, there's still time!

The 9th Annual Madrigal Dinner at Oak Forest High School is no joke—well, except for the ones the jesters tell. Don't miss the comedic stylings of seniors David Thomson and Sydney Beck as the court jesters, as they perform "The Twelve Days of Christmas" accompanied by the OFHS Madrigal singers.   The Madrigal singers will perform Saturday, Dec. 3 at 6 p.m. in the school cafeteria, and again Sunday, Dec. 4 at 3 p.m. The comedy piece featuring Thomson and Beck is part of the annual dinner performance given by the OFHS Madrigal singers, led by Victor Pazik. Thomson and Beck are part of the dramatic portion of the Madrigal performance, entitled "The Black Knight Meets His Match,"written and directed by Cheryl Harris.  For ticket information, …

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Check This Out: Oak Forest Senior Overcomes Shyness to Shine in Spotlight

Oak Forest High School senior Kendra Sowa wasn't always the type to step into a lead role with the school's Madrigals—now she's taking the lead, and is the star of a Sun-Times Media story.

She'll play the queen in this year's Oak Forest High School Madrigals performances. She was the star of last year's Seussical The Musical. But it took some time for senior Kendra Sowa to feel comfortable with her talents and come out of her shell. Now, nothing can stop her. Sowa has her hand in the drama club, Madrigals, speech team, group interpretation, art club, ecology club, contest play and Harmoni, a female a cappella group. Read more in the Sun-Times Media feature, starring Sowa.

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