[BroadwayBabyEddy1]

I recently saw a production of Into the Woods and it was fabulous. It was a very, very small theater and they pulled it of fantastically. I, reliezing that a small theater had done it that well, was pondering the idea of a high school performing it. The only thing I noticed though was the hard music and complexity of the charators. Could an extremely large high school pull it off?

[BroadwayBud]

I think a high school could pull it off IF they have the talent for it.

[broadwaybabe1364]

My High School only did the 1st act, but i've heard of other High Schools doing the whole thing.

[Bill_Calhoun]

My University looked into doing it, but the simple fact of the matter is; it is possibly one of Sondheim's most difficult shows. If your school doesn't have the talent to pull it off, run a hundred miles in the opposite direction. My musical theatre society is made up of 80% trained singers, and we came to the decision that non-trianed singers would struggle way too much with the harmonies etc.

[The Psychopathic Ingenue]

I recently did a production made completely out of high-school students, and we pulled it off incredibly well.

[hslevin]

I was the Baker's Wife as a freshman at my high school. Our production was amazing. If you have the cast and leadership that it takes to pull it off, then yes, you most definitely can.

[SuperKabob]

My friend's school is doing it.... She's in middle school

We've concluded that the director is insane, but she auditioned anyway and got Cinderella's Mom.