Last week, the Starr's Mill High School Folger Players performed an unusual drama. The story dealt with an underground theatergroup performing “MacBeth” in war torn Prague. They are found and victimized by a communist government inspector.

“We were inspired to do play about the right to exist without repercussions for your beliefs or ethnicity,” said Stuart fail, director and head of the Starr's Mill High School drama department. “We have dedicatd these performances to all of the Kosovar refugees here in Fayette County. We want to celebrate their lives and to take time to remember those who have lost the battle to live in peace.”

The cast consists of LeAnn Grushow, Aron Hall, Shawnli Gatlin, Stephen Boda, Michael Harris, Lisa Bales, Dane Davenport, Anthony Brides and Maggie Morris. The group will take the play tothe 3-AAA one act competition next week i Jonesboro.

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