As soon as Erin Lynch ’20 walked on stage with a radiant smile and began singing “Honey Honey,” I knew I was in for a treat.
Staples Players did an excellent job of translating the emotion and...
The hit show “Mamma Mia” is in it’s last week of performances this week, and it has been received enthusiastically by audiences
The Players have put forth many hours of hard work and dedication...
Staples’ freshman class saw The Westport Country Playhouse production of "In the Heights" on a field trip Thursday May 9.
Many attendees appreciated the diversity that writer Lin Manuel Miranda,...
By Alex Sprouls ’19 and Camryn Ragland ’18
After an accomplished year of Oscar and Tony wins for Staples alum Justin Paul, he and his artistic partner, Benj Pasek, kicked off 2018 by winning the...
The 65th Annual Tony Awards show was held on June 12 to recognize achievement in Broadway productions during the 2010-11 season.
Neil Patrick Harris hosted the ceremony, which broadcast live on...
College towns like Ann Arbor, Mich., Tuscaloosa, Ala., South Bend, Ind. and Austin, Texas all echo stories down the halls of football immortality.
Springfield, Ohio is the last place anyone would think...
Where can a professional pain inflictor, a deaf and blind child, and a psychotic fraud marriage counselor all be found?
No where but the 11th Annual One Act Play Festival, put on by Staples Players.
“I...
Image via Wikipedia
“He knows everything [about movies],” Annie Cooperstone ’13 said when asked about Matthew Van Gessel ’11.
There is really no other way to put it— Van Gessel, an involved...
9:10 a.m. Students in a sophomore English class play with a puppy brought in by a student to celebrate what she is thankful for in preparation for the upcoming holiday. The terrier...
Though over 120 high schools competed in the 2010 John Drury National Radio Awards, Staples’s WWPT Wrecker Radio was named the second best radio station in the country at the competition’s luncheon...
