Saphi Can Do It!
About the Show
Come along with Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Alpha Phi as they journey back to World War II to share a story of honor, service, courage, and strength in a time of fear and turmoil.
Performing With
Christine Fisher & Sydney Imhoff
Show Credits
The Baylor Lariat Review
While I started out skeptical of the theme, this act created a meaningful medley of songs that showcased the experiences of different parties during the war. When women in red dresses and aprons came out singing “I Need Somebody,” it initially came off to me as archaically misogynistic, but I was then pleased by the counteractive effect of the following number “Woman Up,” which had Rosie the Riveter-inspired outfits. I appreciated how dynamic each part of the show was, each strikingly different from the last. All uses of vocals were deliberate, and the group was never loud just to be loud. The act worked as a cohesive whole. (Source)
*Lariat reviews are not indicative of the judging/scoring of any Sing act. They are provided here for the historical record, but it is important to note that they are a subjective review by, in most cases, a single reviewer.