Lake County Gazette

Lake Forest Schools have announced that tickets are now available for the Lake Forest High School (LFHS) fall play, "TRAP," directed by Sara Dreiling with assistant director Dawn Neal. The performances are scheduled for October 16–18.

According to a news release by Lake Forest Schools, the play "Trap" narrates a mysterious event where everyone in a high school audience falls unconscious except for one individual. The production is presented in a documentary style, incorporating interviews with witnesses, family members, first responders, and investigators to delve into the incident. The theatre ensemble aims to deliver an unusual and immersive experience through suspense and creativity.

The play is noted to contain loud noises and frightening content, making it suitable for audiences aged 13 and older. Performances will take place at the Raymond Moore Auditorium, with doors opening at 6:30 p.m., featuring reserved seating.

Lake Forest High School was established in 1935 as a public secondary school located in Lake Forest, Illinois. It serves students from grades 9–12 from Lake Forest, Lake Bluff, and Knollwood. The campus is situated at 1285 N. McKinley Road and is home to the Scouts, whose colors are royal blue and gold. According to Lake Forest Schools, the institution emphasizes academic excellence with approximately 95% of its students pursuing higher education. It fosters a culture of mutual respect, collaboration, and personal support between students and faculty. In recognition of its achievements, it was named a National Blue Ribbon School in 2021.

Lake Forest Community High School District 115 accommodates around 1,500 students from grades 9–12 across Lake Forest, Lake Bluff, and Knollwood. The district offers a comprehensive curriculum that includes advanced placement courses, electives, athletics, performing arts programs, clubs, career pathways while promoting social-emotional growth and community service. More than 95% of graduates pursue higher education. Feeder schools include Deer Path Middle School and Lake Bluff Middle School among others. To enhance efficiency and reduce costs, Districts 115 and 67 share services such as administration and special education.