Review or announcement of St. Patrick's High School theater production in the Heights, directed by five student directors (Emily Edwards, Fadi El-Saikali, Christina Sangalli, Pamela Williams, and Caitlin Dubé), with critic Théo Djory Dupuy commenting on the performance with a quote about showcasing talents and school pride.
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Show #13 St. Patrick’s High School In the Heights Directors: Emily Edwards, Fadi El-Saikali, Christina Sangalli, Pamela Williams, & Caitlin Dubé Théo Djory Dupuy, Critic Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School “Where people come, people go! Let me show all of these people what I know, there’s no place like home.” St. Patrick’s High School delivered […]
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May 2, 2026, 06:00 PM UTC
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