Rowan Kelley (left) and Liam Kiefer perform in LBHS Drama Company's one-act play Pilloried on Nov. 1.

LBHS Drama Company once again delivered a strong performance in a string of 13 one act plays Saturday night, but it came at a cost.

The cost is what drama director Kelly Grayum has long been willing for his students to pay- a loss of innocence, in a sense, for the privilege of performing in LBHS. With few exceptions, LBHS Drama Company is the only local platform for kids aged 15 and over that want…

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