Kenora Catholic District School Board

This show was more than just a performance—it was a celebration of creativity, friendship, and growth. From first-time actors to seasoned stage veterans, the cast shared a common goal: to tell a beautiful story and have fun doing it.

A heartfelt thank you goes out to everyone who came out to support the show, to the staff and volunteers who helped behind the scenes, and to the families and community members who continue to champion the arts at STAHS.

Bravo to the entire Little Women team for a job well done—we can’t wait to see what’s next!

Led by Laura McNulty (Grade 11) as the fiery Jo March, the cast included a dynamic lineup of talented students from Grades 7 to 12. Violet Kirkpatrick (12) brought warmth and poise to Meg March, while Arlie Olson (10) captured hearts as gentle Beth, and Celia Scatliff (7) delivered a sassy, spirited portrayal of Amy.

Other standout performances included Maia Vanasse (10) as the loving Marmee, Reese Benson (10) as the charming Laurie, and Josh Pitt in his final STAHS production as the distinguished Mr. Laurence. Each cast member brought their own flair and dedication, overcoming challenges like complex lines, emotional depth, and even accents, to deliver a production that was nothing short of inspiring.