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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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Throwback Thursday: Prosper Theatre looks back on magical experiences

Disney legacy continues with performances
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Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina and Palak Agarwalla • April 23, 2026
Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina, Palak Agarwalla, and Nathan Phillips

Looking back on the spring play, student performers recall memories of the Disney Reality Show. Theatre Director Chris Kulmann provides a space for the Prosper community to experience childhood nostalgia once more. The show opened on Feb. 18 at the Blackbox and closed on Feb. 21. “I’m a really big fan of Star Wars, so the finale will forever be my favorite,” senior Betty Gacek said. “It felt like being young again, pretending that I was just holding a lightsaber.”

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Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina
Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina, ENT Copy Editor
Sahasra is a sophomore at Prosper High School. This is her first year working for Eagle Nation Online and Eagle Nation Times, and she is very excited for what’s coming next. She is a student in Musical Theatre and Choir. In her free time, Sahasra enjoys listening to music, catching up on new Netflix shows, and trying out new things.
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Palak Agarwalla, Reporter
Junior Palak Agarwalla serves her role at ENO as a reporter. She is looking forward to creating amazing and fun news to share to all, and she is so excited to face all the up-and-down loops of this year. Palak loves to dance and take interviews. Through Eagle Nation Online, she hopes to make more connections to the school and outside.
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