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North Hills School District: Drama Club Students To Be Showcased At Twilight Night Through February 3-4
Senior Beth Satariano and junior Connor Redman will perform a duet from the upcoming musical production of "Once Upon a Mattress".
January 28, 2022
Several members of the 2022 North Hills High School spring musical will be featured at “Twilight Night: A Starry Starry Preview of High School Musicals” to be held February 3-4 at 7 p.m. at Memorial Park Church in Allison Park.
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Senior Beth Satariano and junior Connor Redman will perform a duet from the upcoming musical production of “Once Upon a Mattress.” Satariano plays the role of Lady Larkin opposite Redman’s Sir Harry. They will be accompanied by senior Emma Kim on piano, and senior Quinn Peters (Queen Aggravain) will announce their song as well as provide information about the show.
Twilight Night has been a North Hills tradition for the last several years and was sorely missed in 2021 as schools were still virtual, but this year, we welcome student performers back to the stage for the return of “Twilight Night: A Starry Preview of High School Musicals!"
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This year, Jim Lueers, Memorial Park Church’s Minister of Worship and Arts, is thrilled to welcome back this much-loved tradition of hosting high school musical performers from North Hills area schools for a sneak peek of their spring musicals.
The show lasts across two nights -- Feb. 3 and 4 at 7 p.m., when students from schools throughout the North Hills will put on an exciting showcase, offering the community a chance to preview the talented performers who will grace the stage this spring. Throughout the evening, a give-what-you-can donation will be collected benefiting North Hills Community Outreach, which provides food and financial help to those most in need in northern Allegheny County communities.
“Twilight Night provides an opportunity for all students to perform on an even playing field with no costumes or props—truly a way to showcase the talent of these young people, and all to benefit a great cause,” says Lueers.
In what is usually a highly competitive atmosphere, this event brings students and musical lovers together to use their gifts for the good of the community.
Previous performers included students from North Hills, Hampton, Northgate, Pine Richland, Fox Chapel, Eden Christian Academy and North Allegheny.
This press release was produced by North Hills School District. The views expressed here are the author’s own.
