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Theatre Nominated for the Ken Page Awards

For the fourth year in a row, theatre is nominated in at least one category.
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Brielle Vassel, Reporter | May 5, 2026
Brielle Vassel
Students are excited to be nominated during the Ken Page awards announcement on Thursday.

The Ken Page Awards, (formerly known as “St. Louis High School Musical Theatre Awards”) are a yearly celebration of high school theatres across the state. Every year judges are sent to high school theatres across the state during their show nights to evaluate their productions. Announced on the news at the end of the school year are the nominees. From the costume design to the actors and actresses on stage, there are many different things they could be nominated for. After being nominated you then go to the award ceremony to find out if you won your category or categories.

Students wait in anticipation for the announcement. (Brielle Vassel)

This year, for the fourth year in a row, Liberty High School was nominated for at least one category. This year two students, Addison Haddock and Natalie Page were nominated for Outstanding Student Scenic Design and Execution.

“I’m really proud of the set and the people that worked together to make it successful,” Natalie Page (11) said.

Liberty Theatre is looking forward to seeing the results on May 28. 

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Brielle Vassel
Brielle Vassel, Reporter
Brielle Vassel is a junior in her third year of Publications. She is in the Eagle Marching Regiment as a center snare drum in the drumline. In her free time she likes to play piano, drums, guitar, and ukulele. She loves to make music and videos as well as hang out with her friends. She is a member of The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints. She hopes to go to BYU-Provo to march on their drumline and have a career in music.
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