Mount Vernon High School Aida: School Edition
By Cappies • May 21st, 2014 • Category: Cappies, VirginiaAlthough simplistic in spectacle as most high school shows are, MVHS’s Aida: School Edition did not disappoint in delivery.
Although simplistic in spectacle as most high school shows are, MVHS’s Aida: School Edition did not disappoint in delivery.
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