By Anwita Puttam – News Editor

Senior Christopher Serrano and the Jonathan Law Drama Club have been working hard on practicing for their upcoming show “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.” Advocate News Editor Anwita Puttam interviewed Serrano about the play. 

Anwita Puttam: How is the Drama Club production for “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” going so far?

Christopher Serrano: It’s been going really well. Everyone’s been putting in so much effort to make the show something special. The cast and crew are super dedicated, and it’s amazing to see everything slowly coming together on stage.

AP: What would you say is your favorite part of Drama Club?

CS: My favorite part is definitely the sense of community and creativity. There’s something really magical about working with a group of people who all care so much about telling a story and bringing characters to life.

AP: How do you feel getting the lead role?

CS: It’s always an honor. I was really excited (and a little nervous at first), but now it just feels rewarding to take on a role that challenges me and lets me grow as both an actor and a person.

AP: How do you feel about now being a senior and this being your final year in Drama Club?

CS: It’s definitely bittersweet. I’m so grateful for all the memories and experiences Drama has given me, but it’s crazy knowing this is my last year. I really want to make it count and leave something behind for the next group of students.

AP: What are your thoughts on your underclassmen in Drama? What advice do you have for them?

CS: They’re all so talented and full of potential. My advice would be to always stay open to learning and to never be afraid of putting yourself out there. Every audition, every rehearsal is a chance to grow and have fun doing what you love.