Carlmont Technical Theater Association (CTTA) members Juliette Mansfield and Michael Connolly work in the Studio Theater Tech Booth.

Dani Courtney performs on stage, before the pandemic, alongside Keya Arora.

In Treble performs at the Carlmont choir spring concert.

Carlmont’s choirs perform together at the first and final night of the Spring Concert.

Lead Rory McGann, a junior, performs the famous number from "Singin' in the Rain."

Wesley Costa plays the cello.

Genevieve Tep, the choir teacher, joins students on stage to sing.

The "Into the Woods" cast performs on opening night.

Director of the women's choir and Director of Choral & Vocal Studies at California State University Angel Vázquez-Ramos conducts a song.

The a capella group Treble Clef performs "Mas Que Nada."

Students like Dakota Bobadilla (right), a freshman, and Tessa Bagby (left) a senior have spent months working to perfect their roles.

Emily Krayn, a freshman, played Rebecca Gibbs, Dakota Bobadilla, a freshman, played George Gibbs, Salma Sebt, a junior, played Emily Webb, Peter Woolworth, a junior, played Mr Webb, and Jasmine Zang, a...

Salma Sebt, a junior, Elysia Wright, a junior, Amanda Masini, a junior, and Oliver Golden, a junior, from the cast of "Space," written and directed by Megan Wadleigh, a senior, stand for a bow at the end...

The cast members of "Anything Goes" pose onstage during the final scene as they receive applause.

Clark uses her imaginary co-detective Borris to question Kain about the "robbery."

Granet reacts to the news that her cat was just found in the pipes.

Juniors Armon Mahdavi and Blake Dubois engage in a confrontation about their dying pet frog.

Junior Sophie Clark interrogates junior Ryan Kain for supposedly stealing a car.

Junior Blake Dubois clings on to sophomore Jimmy Rudger's shirt as they engage in a dramatic scene about long lost siblings.

Junior Allison Granet crawls along the floor looking for her glasses while acting as a blind grandmother.

During a game of "Full Disclosure," Alice Beineke (senior Giorgi Trembley) drank from a cup spiked with acrimonium, causing her to spill all her secrets and frustrations about her marriage.

Carlmont dance's performance, "Inception," stole the audience's attention during The Black and White Gala.

The Black and White Gala was a huge success for the Performing Arts programs.

In the end, everything turned out fine, and the two couples were married.

Junior Denis Yudin and senior Daniel Thompson played the parts of Romeo and Juliet respectively.

After all groups performed, they watched a performance by the East Bay Singers, CSUEB's choir.

There are a lot of group numbers in the production, including one titled, "I'm in Love with a Girl Named Fred."

Auditioned Honor Choir students pose at the their Palo Alto performance.

Photo of Chamber Singers 2013-2014.