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Cantrell '23, Palmore '23 Perform in Yankees Stadium
It didn’t take long for former Trapier Theater stars Teddy Palmore ‘23 and Zachary Cantrell ‘23 to end up performing in Carnegie Hall, er, Yankee Stadium!
Just a month into their first year at Williams College, Zach and Teddy had an amazing opportunity to perform the national anthem with their a capella group, the Williams Octet, before a Yankees game.
Their early collegiate success comes at no surprise to Coordinate Theater Department Chair Mark Bishop. Describing the duo, Mr. Bishop said: "Teddy and Zachary were dedicated thespians who delighted their audiences in Trapier Theater. They leave behind a wonderful legacy."
At St. Albans, both Teddy and Zach achieved "Five Star Honor Thespians" status — meaning they worked for over 600 hours on productions. The duo was involved in 11 productions during their time in the Upper School, notably capping off their tenure with leading roles in Aulis and Argos and Mamma Mia last year. Teddy was also the co-president of the Thespian Society.
We’re excited to see where they’ll take the stage next!
Thank you to The Williams Octet from @WilliamsCollege for tonight’s beautiful rendition of our National Anthem 👏 pic.twitter.com/R5Etxwfcl1— New York Yankees (@Yankees) September 19, 2023
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