Post High School one-act play season ends at area contest

FINAL PUBLIC PERFORMANCE SET FOR APRIL 16
  • TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE Harli McClellan worked behind the scenes during Post High School’s one-act play production, “Telmah in Death,”earning Best Technician honors at the UIL Area contest. | COURTESY PHOTO
    TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE Harli McClellan worked behind the scenes during Post High School’s one-act play production, “Telmah in Death,”earning Best Technician honors at the UIL Area contest. | COURTESY PHOTO
  • HONORABLE RECOGNITION Zach Gonzales received honorable mention recognition at the UIL Area contest as Ghost/Player King in Post High School’s one-act play production. | COURTESY PHOTO
    HONORABLE RECOGNITION Zach Gonzales received honorable mention recognition at the UIL Area contest as Ghost/Player King in Post High School’s one-act play production. | COURTESY PHOTO
  • STAR PERFORMANCE Khloe Smith earned All-Star Cast honors at the UIL Area contest with her role as Hamlet B. | COURTESY PHOTO
    STAR PERFORMANCE Khloe Smith earned All-Star Cast honors at the UIL Area contest with her role as Hamlet B. | COURTESY PHOTO
    The Post High School one-act play team concluded its season at the UIL Area competition, capping a successful run that showcased the talents of its student performers and crew.The production, a Shakespearean play, “Telmah in Death” marked an ambitious choice for the 2A rural high school and earned praise for its creativity and execution throughout the competition sea...

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