A tale as old as time

Elmont students take the stage for 'Beauty and the Beast'

Posted Tuesday, March 6, 2012 3:01 pm

Maurice was played by Joshua Darien, left, and Belle — the lead character of “Beauty and the Beast” — was played by Jacqueline Aquino, right.

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Kourdell Young, left, played Lumiere; Phylisha Mitchell played Mrs. Potts; Zachary Chung Cogsworth performed as the Beast; and Chris Braithwaite performed as the Enchanted Mantle Clock.

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Elmont Memorial High School theatre students performed the classic play “Beauty and the Beast” March 2-3, at the Elmont Memorial auditorium.

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Kourdell Young played Lumiere, a candelabra, in Elmont Memorial High School’s production of “Beauty and the Beast.”

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By Jackie Nash

Elmont Memorial High School theatre students performed the classic play “Beauty and the Beast” March 2-3, at the Elmont Memorial auditorium.

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A tale as old as time

Elmont students take the stage for 'Beauty and the Beast'

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