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Junior Ty Dalrymple and the ensemble sings onstage in the musical “Big Fish” on Oct. 30 at Coppell High School. “Big Fish” is Dalrymple's eighth show at CHS. His character, Edward Bloom is suggesting an idea to save his hometown Ashton in the song “Start Over”. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Junior Ty Dalrymple and the ensemble sings onstage in the musical “Big Fish” on Oct. 30 at Coppell High School. “Big Fish” is Dalrymple’s eighth show at CHS. His character, Edward Bloom is suggesting an idea to save his hometown Ashton in the song “Start Over”. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Senior Preston Straus, sophomore Katie Love, junior Allison Davis and junior Natalie Weix perform in the musical “Big Fish” on Oct. 30 at Coppell High School. Straus’ character, Amos Calloway, turns down Sandra & the Alabama Lambs’ act for his traveling circus, played by Love, Davis and Weix. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Senior Preston Straus, sophomore Katie Love, junior Allison Davis and junior Natalie Weix perform in the musical “Big Fish” on Oct. 30 at Coppell High School. Straus’ character, Amos
Calloway, turns down Sandra & the Alabama Lambs’ act for his traveling circus, played by Love, Davis and Weix. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Junior Natalie Weix applies lipstick in the Green Room in preparation for her performance in “Big Fish” the musical at Coppell High School on Oct. 30. “Big Fish” is the fifth show Weix has been in at CHS and the third musical. She played an Alabama Lamb and was a member of the ensemble in Big Fish. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Junior Natalie Weix applies lipstick in the Green Room in preparation for her performance in “Big Fish” the musical at Coppell High School on Oct. 30. “Big Fish” is the fifth show Weix has been in at CHS and the third musical. She played an Alabama Lamb and was a member of the ensemble in Big Fish. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Sophomore Katie Love poses onstage during the song “Red White and True” in the musical “Big Fish” on Oct. 30 at Coppell High School. “Big Fish” is Love’s second musical at CHS and she is a member of the Kantorei Choir at CHS. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Sophomore Katie Love poses onstage during the song “Red White and True” in the musical “Big Fish” on Oct. 30 at Coppell High School. “Big Fish” is Love’s second musical at CHS and she is a member of the Kantorei Choir at CHS. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Seniors Arianna Randell and John Alberse perform onstage in the musical “Big Fish” on Oct. 30 at Coppell High School. Randell played The Witch and told Alberse, who played Don Price, what his future held. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Seniors Arianna Randell and John Alberse perform onstage in the musical “Big Fish” on Oct. 30 at Coppell High School. Randell played The Witch and told Alberse, who played Don Price, what his future held. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Sophomore Peyton Maloney gets ready in the Coppell High School Green Room for his performance in “Big Fish” the musical on Oct. 30. Maloney has been in the Vivace! Show Choir and is currently a member of the A Cappella Mixed Choir, but this is the first musical that he has performed in at CHS. Maloney played the Sharecropper and was a member of the ensemble in Big Fish. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Sophomore Peyton Maloney gets ready in the Coppell High School Green Room for his performance in “Big Fish” the musical on Oct. 30. Maloney has been in the Vivace! Show Choir and is currently a member of the A Cappella Mixed Choir, but this is the first musical that he has performed in at CHS. Maloney played the Sharecropper and was a member of the ensemble in Big Fish. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Sophomore Katie Love and junior Ty Dalrymple perform in the musical “Big Fish” on Oct. 30 at Coppell High School. Dalrymple’s character, Edward Bloom, proposes to Love’s character, Sandra Templeton at the end of the Act 1 of “Big Fish”. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Sophomore Katie Love and junior Ty Dalrymple perform in the musical “Big Fish” on Oct. 30 at Coppell High School. Dalrymple’s character, Edward Bloom, proposes to Love’s character, Sandra Templeton at the end of the Act 1 of “Big Fish”. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Junior Ty Dalrymple, 11 year old Coppell Middle School West student Drew Chappell and the ensemble receive applause after the end of “Be the Hero”, the opening number of “Big Fish” on Oct. 30 at Coppell High School. Dalrymple played Edward Bloom and Chappell played Young Will Bloom, his son. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Junior Ty Dalrymple, 11 year old Coppell Middle School West student Drew Chappell and the ensemble receive applause after the end of “Be the Hero”, the opening number of “Big Fish” on Oct. 30 at Coppell High School. Dalrymple played Edward Bloom and Chappell played Young Will Bloom, his son. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Juniors Ty Dalrymple and Jack Dalrymple perform onstage in the musical “Big Fish” on Oct. 30 at Coppell High School. The Dalrymples are twin brothers and played father and son, Edward and Will Bloom, in “Big Fish”. Photo by Maggie Theel.
Juniors Ty Dalrymple and Jack Dalrymple perform onstage in the musical “Big Fish” on Oct. 30 at Coppell High School. The Dalrymples are twin brothers and played father and son, Edward and Will Bloom, in “Big Fish”. Photo by Maggie Theel.
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