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Iowa parents illuminate theater stage with phones during outage

The show must go on—even if it means wasting juice.

 

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Posted on Feb 10, 2016   Updated on May 27, 2021, 5:55 am CDT

In Davenport, Iowa, the show must go on—even if it means sacrificing your cell phone’s battery.

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Davenport North High School was performing during the Mt. Pleasant Music InMotion Invitational in Iowa on Saturday when the lights went out. A few seconds after the outage, audience members turned on their cell phone flashlights and used them as spotlights.

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The power outage lasted three minutes.

Northside Establishment is the varsity show choir and consists of a 48-member vocal ensemble comprised of students in grades 9-12.

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*First Published: Feb 10, 2016, 5:29 pm CST
 

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