The cast of CHS production “Our Town” performs the wedding of George Gibbs and Emily Webb scene. The Cowboy Theatre Company Main Stage Productions’ fall show “Our Town” ran in the CHS Auditorium from Sept. 19-21.
The cast of CHS production “Our Town” performs the wedding of George Gibbs and Emily Webb scene. The Cowboy Theatre Company Main Stage Productions’ fall show “Our Town” ran in the CHS Auditorium from Sept. 19-21.
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A glimpse into Grover’s Corners through “Our Town”

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Isabella Callegaro Santos, Entertainment editor
October 3, 2024
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The cast of the Coppell High School production “Our Town” sings as a choir. The Cowboy Theatre Company Main Stage Productions’ fall show “Our Town” ran in the CHS Auditorium from Sept. 19-21.
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Cast of “Our Town” perform the wedding scene in Act 2 between Emily Webb played by New Tech @ Coppell senior Lucy Martinson and George Webb played by New Tech @Coppell senior Sarvin Narang. “Our Town” shows in the CHS Auditorium at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
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