in January 2014 when they won first place with its production of Fearful Symmetry. The production later won third place in the Region 6A North Competition, making it the highest-ranked student-directed production of the competition. In March 2019, Langley High School won first place at the VHSL Class 6 State Competition with its production of Peter Tolan's comedic Pillowtalk. The two actors received Outstanding Actor commendations at the state level. In February 2020, A Jury of Her Peers placed third in the Region 6 North Competition after winning first place at the sectional competition one month prior. In 2021, Never Swim Alone placed first in the district, regional, and state VHSL competition. List of productions *Indicates Cappies Program entry As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 production of Guys and Dolls was canceled, and both Hey Stranger and The Party Hop were performed virtually. The Cappies Langley High School participates in the National Capital Area division of the Cappies Critics and Awards Program for High School Theatre, "a year-long program for theatre and journalism students through which students attend and discuss each other's shows, write reviews for publication, and at the end of the season decide who of their colleague student performers and technicians should be honored for awards." Below is a list of all Cappie Awards and nominations received by Saxon Stage since 2012. List of Cappie Awards and nominations Notable alumni Timothy C. May, freshman year only, cypherpunk and former chief scientist at Intel Matt Kaufmann, 1970, computer scientist and winner of the 2005 ACM Software System Award Richard Leigh, 1970, songwriter Bruce Allen, 1974, former Team President of the Washington Commanders G. David Low, 1974, astronaut Anne Holton, 1976 (Junior & Senior Year), President of George Mason University, Former Secretary of Education for the Commonwealth of Virginia (2014–2016), Former First Lady of Virginia (2006–2010) Michael J. Hicks, 1980, economist Jim Hagedorn, 1981, politician Elizabeth Moore Aubin, 1983, United States Ambassador to Algeria Michael Arndt, 1984, Academy Award-winning screenwriter, Little Miss Sunshine Lauren Graham, 1985, actress Steve Czaban, 1986, radio personality Juliet Huddy, 1987, The Morning Show Paula Cale, 1988, actress J. Meejin Yoon, 1990, architect, architectural educator, co-principal at Howeler + Yoon Architecture and Dean of the Cornell University College of Architecture, Art, and Planning Jeremy Stoppelman, 1995, Co-Founder and CEO of Yelp Lauren Shehadi, 2001, sportscaster Jay Sborz, 2003, former professional baseball pitcher Jack