Tahoma High grad created wigs for Central Washington University’s theater production

Joshua Dean Tavenner, a 2011 graduate of Tahoma High School, created wigs for Central Washington University's Central Theatre Ensemble production of Les Miserables.

Joshua Dean Tavenner, a 2011 graduate of Tahoma High School, created wigs for Central Washington University’s Central Theatre Ensemble production of Les Miserables.

Tavenner is a junior pursuing degrees in theatre arts and psychology.

Les Misérables will be performed by Central Washington University’s Central Theatre Ensemble, accompanied by the CWU Orchestra, beginning May 9.

The classic story of human frailty and triumph, set against the background of the political upheaval of 19th century France will be brought to life by CWU’s David Brown, musical director and conductor; Terri Brown, stage director; Anneliese Childress, choreographer and over 40 cast and crew members.

“This is one of our most ambitious productions,” said Scott Robinson, theatre arts chair and professor. “Our students have really pushed their personal and professional boundaries to create an exceptional work of theatre.”

For more information go to www.cwu.edu/theatre.