This year’s Trout Lake Senior Project was the production of “Kintsugi: A Play in Five Stages,” written and directed by student Ahmira Elyard-Jaeger. The play was staged at Trout Lake School March 11-13.

“Following the loss of her grandfather, and the collective grief of the past two years, Ahmira set out to write a show that follows the five stages of grief,” said Kelly Brown, SafeSpace Children’s Advocacy Center of The Gorge. “Composed of five short one acts, each corresponds to a stage of the Elizabeth Kubler Ross model: Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.”