Your school and community will revel in this inspiring play, filled with songs that will touch the hearts of everyone both watching and performing.  Yearbook Reflections is a sensitive, upbeat musical about the determination, caring, and humor that you find in every school.  Susan and Beth ask Jack and Eric to help move the boxes of hot-off-the-press yearbooks that have just arrived at their school.  Between loads, they stop and flip through the pages of time, reflecting back on the year’s highlights.  With the help of flashback scenes, we meet superstitious Debbie, who sings about her ”lucky” locker helping her get asked to the school dance.  Cathy reminds us how difficult it is to be a new student at a school as she conquers her fear of walking down the hall known as ”Jock Block.”  In another scene, ”What a Game!”  tells the story of Tim, who carries the weight of winning the state basketball championship solely on his shoulders.  Sadly, the four students also see the memorial page for Leslie, who tragically died in a car accident at the beginning of the school year, and realize their own vulnerability.  They remember her favorite flower-the columbine-in a touching song that urges us all to search for peace within ourselves.  This rich blend of humorous, poignant, and lighthearted vignettes comes to life with the help of an ensemble of students that remains on stage through the entire play.  The score is phenomenal with songs such as ”Life Is a Race,” ”Being Weird,” and of course, ”Yearbook.”  Everyone will thrive in the positive spotlight this musical shines on today’s youth.

In further support of teens, playwright Steven Fendrich and Pioneer Drama Service are both donating 50% of their royalties from Yearbook Reflections and the play version, Yearbook, to Scholarship America.