Cayte Worthington is involved in the drama and art programs.

Cayte spoke about how the drama program has had to adapt over the course of the pandemic.

“There were changes but we were still able to do productions. For ‘Godspell’ of the three ensembles, only one was able to perform live. For ‘Girls in the Boat’ we were able to perform live by following the procedures,” Worthington said.

Other plays Cayte has been in include “Puffs” which was also able to have a live performance.

Coming up for drama is the play “Spongebob” in March and more plays towards the end of the year where live performances are planned. Junior Chloe Heller is also part of the drama program for “Spongebob”.

“It has been a great experience so far. It’s the first Jesuit production I have been a part of and has helped me realize that drama was something I really wanted to be a part of and has a welcoming community,” Heller said.

Worthington has helped make said community and is part of the coral ensemble in “Spongebob”.

In terms of art, Cayte has cultivated their interest in art over the course of the pandemic.

“I got a lot closer with my art. During the pandemic I was able to catch up with myself and stay connected with my art,” Worthington said.

See Cayte in upcoming “Spongebob” productions.