Legacy Prep Competes in One-Act Play Competition

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Legacy Prep Competes in One-Act Play Competition

Legacy students attended their first district One-Act Play competition on Tuesday. They performed a comedy entitled, “Complaint Department.” The students had seven minutes to set up the stage, 40 minutes to perform, and seven minutes to strike the stage.

After their performance they were able to watch the other schools in the competition perform. Legacy placed third in district and four of our students were selected by the judge for their outstanding performances. Hudson Railey and Molly Jacobs received Honorable Mention awards and AnaBelle Elliott and D’Artagnan Elliott both received All-Star Cast awards. The judge was impressed with our Inspired Legacy Lions and had wonderful things to say about our theater program!

By Michele Kuykendall
November 4, 2016
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