Students participating in Alpha Psi Omega’s annual 24 Hour Musical put on their performance of “Tortoise and Hare” to a nearly sold-out audience Sunday evening. The directors revealed the show at 6:30 p.m. Saturday and participants worked through the night on choreography, music, movement and designs. All proceeds donated for the event supported Texan non-profit Living Water International.
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- Rachel Rosser, sophomore theatre major from Denison, Texas, introduces the tortoises to the audience.(Photo by Meghan Long)
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- Easton Orr, junior theatre major from Wylie, Texas, limps toward his sister, Kama. (Photo by Meghan Long)
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- Kaycee Humphrey, freshman theatre major from Amarillo, Texas, plays the ukulele for her friends. (Photo by Meghan Long)
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- Jackson and Kama finish the race. (Photo by Meghan Long)
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- Students perform in a trio to show the passage of time. (Photo by Meghan Long)
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- Corban Gililland, sophomore theatre major from Abilene, Texas, jeers at the tortoises. (Photo by Meghan Long)
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- Students in the Hare ensemble perform their first song. (Photo by Meghan Long)
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- Alyssa Burkhead, freshman undeclared major from Black Diamond, Washington, encourages Kama during the race. (Photo by Meghan Long)
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- Participants perform the finale after the race. (Photo by Meghan Long)
