The Players in "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" are charismatic and dramatic figures, leading a troupe of actors. They possess a theatrical flair, often blurring the lines between reality and performance. With a preference for dramatic gestures and persuasive charm, they navigate the absurd world of the play, showcasing a mix of confidence and vulnerability that adds depth to thier characters. In our play, the players represent the two sides of the same coin, the mask of comedy and the mask of tragedy. — Addison Busta is a junior at Northwest High School. She has been interested in theatre and musicals for forever. She started theatre as a toddler, but made a real impact in the 9th grade play, Trap, then continuing to be in the 10th grade play, Poe: Dreams of Madness, and the musical Chicago: Teen Edition. Addison enjoys reading, writing, and hanging out with friends and families. Micah Vera is a senior at Northwest High School. He began acting at age 13 with his portrayal of W...