WFHS Musical Theatre Class Selected to Perform on Good Morning America


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The William Floyd High School musical theatre class, under the direction of Mr. Berkeley Rousseau, has been selected to perform live on Good Morning America! These 22 talented student-musicians will sing in the ensemble for a special version of “Let It Go,” accompanying 2023 Jimmy Awards winner, Lauren Marchand. This performance, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the release of Frozen, will air on Monday morning, November 27 between 8:30 and 9 am!

To be considered, Mr. Rousseau submitted a video of his class performing the song. Only 150 students were chosen for this performance, so William Floyd theatre students are among a very select group chosen for this honor.

Congratulations to Mr. Rousseau, Dr. Amy Sckipp, coordinator of music, William Floyd School District, and the student-musicians selected for this honor!

Student-musicians include: Matthew Aichroth, Carl Bethel, Jayna Cuevas, Nikolas DelVecchio, Gianna DeMuria-Alvero, Faith DiBlasi-Mauriello, Mackenzie Garbe, Jae Kim, Michael Kissane, Ashlyn Manion, Ian May, Isabella McCreery, Sapphyre Otero, Michael Pedra, Jaysen Pommels, Rafaela Scaduto, Jeremiah Sparkmon, Jacob Stevens, Quentin Thompson, Jocelyn Volpe, Catherine Wrenn and Mikayla Zeldin.

Special thanks to the New York Thespians of the Educational Theatre Association, the United States of Frozen and Disney for this opportunity!

Be sure to tune in on November 27 at 8:30 am!

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