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 | by Elly Beauchamp | staff writer As September comes to a close, the theatre department prepares to release their first production of the year, Noises Off. The show opens on Oct 5 and ends on Oct 8. Tickets are $10; they can be bought at lunches, a (More) |
| Kodie-Elise Sheriff interviews Ben Larson and Emiliano Caceres about the upcoming spring play called "Who Poisoned his Meatball?". In this interview, Emiliano and Ben share information on what the play is about, what roles they are playing, and an in (More) |
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| The Bush Theater department performed their second play of the year with all proceeds benefitting cancer prevention. Her Senior Year was a one act play that chronicles the life and death of a student battling cancer. The students had two performances (More) |
 | by Michelle Brooks | staff writer For students interested in attending college after high school, scholarships are one form of financial aid that can help reduce the cost of college tuition. These scholarships can be given for a variety of reasons (More) |
| The Cripple of Inishmaan competed it’s last show at One Act UIL for the regional competition, last Thursday, April 23. The shortened 40 minute version of the play, tells a dark story set in 1934 of “Cripple” Billy on his trying journey to escape the (More) |
 | by Audrey Payne | copy editor An actor has been hiding in our midst. Working as a substitute teacher and calling students “little brother” or “little sister,” David Mooney doesn’t speak much about his acting career, but he has many stories to tell (More) |
 | by Kirsten Kraus | feature editor Senior Carolyn Arnold sits in front of the piano, hands shaking. The lights begin to dim, as Arnold begins to play the opening chords for High School Musical. Before she knows it, the audience erupts in applause a (More) |
| The drama department is putting on a production of J.B., in the black box theatre, Jan. 13-16 at 7 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Jan. 17. Tickets cost $7 per entry. “The theme of the play is a circus theme,” senior Nicolas Guerrero said. “We’re (More) |
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