Madrigal singers rehearse for 'True Love's Curse'

  • Stevenson High School madrigal singers Mary Baldino, Donna Ilyukh, Marissa Schwarz and Saumya Malhotra rehearse Friday for their sold-out dinner show at the Arboretum Club in Buffalo Grove on Sunday

      Stevenson High School madrigal singers Mary Baldino, Donna Ilyukh, Marissa Schwarz and Saumya Malhotra rehearse Friday for their sold-out dinner show at the Arboretum Club in Buffalo Grove on Sunday Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer

  • Stevenson High School's madrigal singers will perform a show called "True Love's Curse" on Sunday in Buffalo Grove.

      Stevenson High School's madrigal singers will perform a show called "True Love's Curse" on Sunday in Buffalo Grove. Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer

  • Lexi Koperski and the rest of the Stevenson High School madrigal singers get ready Friday for their sold-out show Sunday in Buffalo Grove.

      Lexi Koperski and the rest of the Stevenson High School madrigal singers get ready Friday for their sold-out show Sunday in Buffalo Grove. Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer

 
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Updated 3/9/2018 6:19 PM

Stevenson High School's madrigal singers were hard at work on Friday afternoon getting their vocal cords in tune for their sold-out dinner show at the Arboretum Club in Buffalo Grove on Sunday. "True Love's Curse," a story set in the Renaissance era, is described by one of the student playwrights, Mary Baldino, 16, of Kildeer, as a "love story gone wrong." In the production, the townspeople of Silverash must right the wrong of the curse put in place by an evil sorceress. The ending is unexpected and heartwarming, Baldino says.

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