Olive Frady, Bry Romero, Anja Merkens, Wylie Smith, and Rowan Kelley perform in Liberty Bell Drama Company's spring production, The Hello Girls. Photo by Julia Babkina

Liberty Bell Drama Company did it.

They put on a play without curse words or sexual content.

Besides an obvious innuendo about a German Fokker airplane and an opening line comparing freedom under assault, tyranny and nationalism in World War I to current politics (wink wink), the play passed for what can reasonably be described as a “normal” high school production.

In short, it’s safe to bring your kids.

This being new to the company,…

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  1. I enjoyed your coverage of this high school play. I also appreciate that it was appropriate for all ages. So refreshing and makes a lot more sense for high school kids. Nice going, Kelly Grayum!

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