It's fall play time, and the cast list is up! Shakespeare is heading to 1930s Hollywood, bringing clever lines, a ton of mischief, the always entertaining innuendo, and more stage kisses than you can count. Check to see who will soon be famous movie stars strutting down the red carpet.

"Shakespeare in Hollywood," a comedy written by American playwright Ken Ludwig, has been selected as this year's fall play. Set in the 1930s during the Golden Age of Hollywood, the play revolves around the filming of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Students are invited to audition for roles Monday and Tuesday from 4 to 6 p.m. in the North Attic.

For the first three nights of November, audiences were treated to the latest stellar production by Uni's theater program, "The Diary of Anne Frank." Here's a look back at what happened onstage in this year's fall play.

It was another successful fall play as the Uni High thespians performed "The Diary of Anne Frank" Thursday through Saturday in the North Attic Playhouse. Three cast members — Michelle Gao, Lauren Piester, and Anna Gooler — took turns last week documenting the hustle and bustle of tech week and opening night. Today they conclude their diary with reflections on their play experience as whole.

The fall play opened Thursday night, and we have plenty of photos. But before we get to the play itself, here's a look at some of the hard work that went on behind the scenes to make Uni's production of "The Diary of Anne Frank" such a great success.

Cast member Anna Gooler continues our backstage look at the making of Uni's fall play, "The Diary of Anne Frank," which continues through Saturday in the North Attic Playhouse. "I can pretty much sum up the tech week experience in one word: intense," Anna writes. "But, finally, Thursday night was opening night. All that intensity and hard work came back at me in the form of a reward: an awesome play."

When rehearsals begin, things get interesting. Check out these pictures from the rehearsals of Uni's 2007 fall play, "The Diary of Anne Frank." The play, directed by fine arts teacher Barbara Ridenour, is scheduled to run Nov. 1, 2, and 3 in the North Attic Playhouse. The first showing, on a Thursday, will begin at 7 p.m., while the Friday and Saturday showings will start at 7:30.