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Jun 27 2023 5:02 AM

Jack Eiff Wins Best Acting Metro Award

Senior Jack Eiff won the Metro Award for "Outstanding Acting Performance in a Male-Identifying Role” at the annual ceremony held on June 12th at Tarrytown Music Hall. The award recognizes Jack's outstanding portrayal of The Baker in this year's HHS Musical production, "Into the Woods." In his acceptance speech, Jack recognized the impact directors, Ms. Test and Ms. Toteda, had in his artistic development, and his fellow cast mates for "creating a community where everyone excels and shares a love of performing with the audience." The ceremony brought students from 56 high schools together to recognize and celebrate musical theater performances; Harrison High School received five Metro nominations this year.

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