Together We Can
About the Show
Step into the heart of this bustling 1940s city, where war efforts shape every hour of the day. Inside a local factory, the steady rhythm of work fills the atmosphere until it takes on an additional purpose: a space for rehearsal and performance preparation, bringing comfort far from home. The routines are different, but the pride feels familiar, rooted in love of country and a shared sense of purpose. As these worlds draw closer, unspoken assumptions linger, and tension quickly builds. In a moment defined by determination and hope, every effort begins to matter in ways not yet fully seen.
Show Credits
The Baylor Lariat Review
The costumes were simply unbeatable. From rhinestone blue coveralls to army dresses, this performance inspired by a multitude of monumental historical moments and icons was absolutely unforgettable. Taking inspiration from the “We Can Do It!” poster and other war-era culture, Kappa not only brought innovation but high-energy choreography that topped off the amazing theme. The only thing missing was the playlist aspect. Otherwise, this group shined in a multitude of ways. (Source)
*Lariat reviews are not indicative of the judging/scoring of any Sing act. They are provided for the historical record, but it is important to note that they are a wholly subjective review by, in most cases, a single reviewer.