The Government Inspector
The Government Inspector written by Nikolai Gogol (modified for the Hanover High School stage by Mary Gaetz) was a smash hit last month in the school auditorium. The Footlighters put on a show that...
Category: Reviews
Movie Review – Thor: The Dark World
The powerful, sledgehammer wielding, superhero is back in action in a movie that is sure to give viewers plenty of excitement. Thor, one of the many Marvel superheroes, embarks on a journey with the...
Godspell Charmers
This year, the Hanover High School Footlighters decided to take on the ambitious undertaking of Godspell for the Spring Musical. While the choice was a bit worrisome to some, Director Mr. Haehnel, Director...
Don’t Lou’s Out
Tucked away in the heart of Hanover’s downtown lies Lou’s Restaurant & Bakery. Lou’s is a family friendly restaurant where the customers come first. Lou’s is open from six till three on weekdays and...
Lincoln Movie Review
Seven score and seven years ago a man was able to stop terrible fighting within a nation over an issue of inequality. Steven Spielberg, one of the most renown film directors of the time,...
Some Perks
The Perks of Being a Wallflower, based on Stephen Chbosky’s bestselling novel, tells the story of high school freshman Charlie. Charlie, played by Logan Lerman, enters high school alone, after his best friend commits...
What’s your next car? EV Industry Review
The electric car industry is fairly new. The technology required for practical and cost effective electric vehicles (EV) has only come about in the last decade or so. Also consumers are unsure when it...
Survivor Season 25
The new season of Survivor brings another great installment into the legacy of reality television. It is the same show that we all have come to love, but with some new twists. We see...
Once Upon a Mattress: A Play Review
By Anne C. Thompson I often begin my play reviews by saying that I had had high expectations, and over the course of my review I come to the conclusion that I was...
A Review of The Crucible
By Anne Thompson The Crucible was not an enjoyable play to watch. It was beautifully poignant, artfully acted, and incredibly profound. But enjoyable? Never. It was one of the darkest, grimmest, most unpleasant plays...
