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Coppell High School juniors Pam Mason, Esther Cha, and Alli Judd (left to right) prepare to eat dinner while guests are being served in the CHS large commons during Friday night’s Madrigals performance. There is another show on Saturday starting at 6:30p.m., and each dinner ticket is $30, while dessert tickets are $10. Photo by Amanda Hair.
Coppell High School juniors Pam Mason, Esther Cha, and Alli Judd (left to right) prepare to eat dinner while guests are being served in the CHS large commons during Friday night’s Madrigals performance. There is another show on Saturday starting at 6:30p.m., and each dinner ticket is $30, while dessert tickets are $10. Photo by Amanda Hair.

During the first Madrigals performance on Friday night, Coppell High School junior Daniel Kim sings the second song of the night in the CHS large commons. People all across Coppell gathered to enjoy the students’ show and ate dinner while doing so. Photo by Amanda Hair.
During the first Madrigals performance on Friday night, Coppell High School junior Daniel Kim sings the second song of the night in the CHS large commons. People all across Coppell gathered to enjoy the students’ show and ate dinner while doing so. Photo by Amanda Hair.

Coppell High School senior Robbie Reyes (left) and senior JC Humen act out a scene from Friday night's Madrigals performance in the CHS large commons. Guests of all ages were welcomed to the show, and dinner tickets were $30 while dessert tickets cost $10. Photo by Amanda Hair.
Coppell High School senior Robbie Reyes (left) and senior JC Humen act out a scene from Friday night’s Madrigals performance in the CHS large commons. Guests of all ages were welcomed to the show, and dinner tickets were $30 while dessert tickets cost $10. Photo by Amanda Hair.

Coppell High School seniors Mukund Kuntinad and Maha Haque talk with one another while food is being distributed to the audience members in the Coppell High School large commons during the Madrigals show on Friday night. There is another show on Saturday starting at 6:30p.m., and each dinner ticket is $30, while dessert tickets are $10. Photo by Amanda Hair.

Coppell High School seniors Mukund Kuntinad and Maha Haque talk with one another while food is being distributed to the audience members in the Coppell High School large commons during the Madrigals show on Friday night. There is another show on Saturday starting at 6:30p.m., and each dinner ticket is $30, while dessert tickets are $10. Photo by Amanda Hair.

During Friday night’s Madrigals performance, Coppell High School senior JC Humen acts out his first scene. Many people across Coppell gathered in the CHS large commons on Friday night in order to enjoy the show put on by CHS choir members. Photo by Amanda Hair.
During Friday night’s Madrigals performance, Coppell High School senior JC Humen acts out his first scene. Many people across Coppell gathered in the CHS large commons on Friday night in order to enjoy the show put on by CHS choir members. Photo by Amanda Hair.

Coppell High School senior Adreesh Roy (left) and senior Robbie Reyes (right) perform the third scene of Friday night’s Madrigals show. Guests of all ages were welcomed to the show, and dinner tickets were $30 while dessert tickets cost $10. Photo by Amanda Hair.
Coppell High School senior Adreesh Roy (left) and senior Robbie Reyes (right) perform the third scene of Friday night’s Madrigals show. Guests of all ages were welcomed to the show, and dinner tickets were $30 while dessert tickets cost $10. Photo by Amanda Hair.

All members involved in Madrigals sing the last song of Friday night’s show, located in the Coppell High School large commons. There is another show on Saturday starting at 6:30p.m., and each dinner ticket is $30, while dessert tickets are $10. Photo by Amanda Hair.
All members involved in Madrigals sing the last song of Friday night’s show, located in the Coppell High School large commons. There is another show on Saturday starting at 6:30p.m., and each dinner ticket is $30, while dessert tickets are $10. Photo by Amanda Hair.

Coppell High School Choir director Josh Brown conducts the opening song of Friday night’s Madrigals performance in the CHS large commons. There is another show on Saturday starting at 6:30p.m., and each dinner ticket is $30, while dessert tickets are $10. Photo by Amanda Hair.

Coppell High School Choir director Josh Brown conducts the opening song of Friday night’s Madrigals performance in the CHS large commons. There is another show on Saturday starting at 6:30p.m., and each dinner ticket is $30, while dessert tickets are $10. Photo by Amanda Hair.

While audience members enjoy their dinner, performers also eat and talk amongst themselves as the lead actors prepare for the next scene of Friday night's Madrigals performance. There is another show on Saturday at 6:30p.m., and guests of all ages are welcome to enjoy the show. Photo by Amanda Hair.

While audience members enjoy their dinner, performers also eat and talk amongst themselves as the lead actors prepare for the next scene of Friday night’s Madrigals performance. There is another show on Saturday at 6:30p.m., and guests of all ages are welcome to enjoy the show. Photo by Amanda Hair.

Coppell High School senior and choir member JC Humen acts out his first scene of Friday night’s Madrigals performance. Many people gathered in the CHS large commons on Friday night to enjoy the show put on by CHS choir members. Photo by Amanda Hair.
Coppell High School senior and choir member JC Humen acts out his first scene of Friday night’s Madrigals performance. Many people gathered in the CHS large commons on Friday night to enjoy the show put on by CHS choir members. Photo by Amanda Hair.

All members involved in Madrigals sing the last song of Friday night’s show, located in the Coppell High School large commons. People all across Coppell gathered to enjoy the students’ show and eat dinner while doing so. Photo by Amanda Hair.
All members involved in Madrigals sing the last song of Friday night’s show, located in the Coppell High School large commons. People all across Coppell gathered to enjoy the students’ show and eat dinner while doing so. Photo by Amanda Hair.

To open Friday night’s Madrigals show, performers begin the first scene of the night before the guests enjoy their dinners. There is another show on Saturday at 6:30p.m., and guests of all ages are welcome to enjoy the performance. Photo by Amanda Hair.
To open Friday night’s Madrigals show, performers begin the first scene of the night before the guests enjoy their dinners. There is another show on Saturday at 6:30p.m., and guests of all ages are welcome to enjoy the performance. Photo by Amanda Hair.
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