There is nothing comparable to a good laugh. Laughter is the best medicine, and can cure anything from heartbreak to an illness even if just temporarily. Few things help us forget about our complicated lives more than sitting in the audience of a show and just laughing. Colerain High School’s recent production of the classic black comedy “Arsenic and Old Lace” surely would have helped anyone laugh their troubles away. 

At one’s elderly aunts’ house, one wouldn’t expect to find a dead body on the windowsill or eleven more in the basement. Mortimer Brewster (Ryan Mulvaney) found just that when he went over to his aunts’ home to pick up his girlfriend, Elaine Harper (Sam McDaniel) in Colerain High School’s production of “Arsenic and Old Lace.”

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A shower of sparks shot up from the stage, crackling merrily. Such was Highlands High School’s production of 'You Can’t Take It With You,' a sparkle of good cheer in a world often too overcome by seriousness.

‘How I Met Your Mother,' ‘Modern Family,' ‘Friends.' Families gather around the TV every night to watch sitcoms that showcase unusual characters in delightfully awkward situations. Highlands High School's production of ‘You Can't Take It With You' brought the quintessential concept of the situation comedy from the television to the stage.