Pictured: Bethpage High School senior Matthew Schneider (middle) shined in the school’s musical production of “Catch Me If You Can.”
Photos courtesy of the Bethpage Union Free School District
Members of the Bethpage High School Masquers Guild took the stage from March 21-23 for their musical production of “Catch Me If You Can.” The performances, which were held in the Bethpage Center for the Performing Arts, were directed by Zachary Levy and choreographed by Kaitlin Kramer.
Bethpage student Ashdon Chadwick played the role of Carl Hanratty (middle), an FBI agent looking for Frank Abagnale Jr.
With stand-out costumes and a spectacular set, the students told the story of a con artist named Frank Abagnale Jr., played by talented senior Matthew Schneider. Students entertained audience members through song and dance with numbers such as “Live in Living Color,” “Jet Set” and “Don’t Break the Rules.” The pit orchestra, directed by Dr. Eric Kay, performed in the upper level of the stage throughout the musical as they helped bring the story to life.
Father and son Frank Abagnale (right), played by Matthew Tusa and Frank Abagnale Jr. (left), played by Matthew Schneider, performed a song together.
Michelle Kovacs served as the production’s vocal director, Michael Gamman served as production manager, Robert Verdi served as technical director and Michael McCourt served as stage crew director.
Bethpage High School students performed “Catch Me If You Can” for family, friends and community members.
The Bethpage Union Free School District congratulates the entire cast, crew and pit on another outstanding musical production
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