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VHMS Shakespeare Team Earns Top Honors at Cedar City Festival

By Utah News Staff · October 10, 2026 · 1 min read
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VHMS Shakespeare Team Earns Top Honors at Cedar City Festival
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The VHMS Shakespeare team received multiple honors at the Shakespeare Festival in Cedar City, Utah. According to an October 8 report, the team earned third-place awards in several categories.

Key takeaways

  • Joanna Glenn earned 3rd place in Monologue.
  • The Ensemble Scene earned 3rd place.
  • VHMS earned 3rd place overall in Sweepstakes in the Stratford Division.

The VHMS Shakespeare team traveled to Cedar City, Utah, to participate in the Shakespeare Festival, where students showcased their talent, creativity, and dedication to the performing arts, according to an October 8 report.

The team achieved several accomplishments during the festival. Joanna Glenn earned 3rd place in Monologue, while the Ensemble Scene also earned 3rd place. Additionally, VHMS earned 3rd place overall in Sweepstakes in the Stratford Division.

The school expressed pride in the students for their hard work, their achievements, and their commitment to bringing Shakespeare to life on stage.

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