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Clare Fitzpatrick and Ava Hancock|March 27, 2020

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Clare Fitzpatrick and Ava Hancock crashed the Cotillion as Voyager reporters to cover the party.

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My advice to all of you who remain is don’t blink! The time goes by THAT quickly, and before you know it, you’ll be the one making your senior speech.

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I had this insanely thick Indian accent and people could barely understand me. Even then, everyone was very welcoming.

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When you stop caring about what part you get and how “good” of a performance you are giving, your best performance will come out.

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Whether I was sitting for hours in the dressing room during James and the Giant Peach or tripping over set pieces during Music Man wet tech, I was always enjoying myself not only because I love theatre, but because of the people around me.

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