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Performing to the crowd,
freshman Alexander McBride
participates in his first
Miege play. Students got to
showcase their skills after
practicing for months on
end. “I’ve been doing theater
for a lot of my life so it was
nice to get my first debut
here at Miege,” McBride
said. “Overall, it is a very
welcoming community to be a
part of.”
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“The Man Who Came To Dinner”
February 21, 2024
Taking the
lead, senior Francis Cressey
takes on the part as the main
character in “The Man Who
Came To Dinner.” The play is a
comedy by George S. Kaufman
and Moss Hart that takes the
audience through a fun-filled
story. “It was kind of surreal
because I still don’t think it’s
hit me yet that I am a senior,”
Cressey said. “I love how close
everyone is with each other
and just how connected it all
feels.”
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Evan Ulmer, Staff Writer