Inside the Story: Utah students give groundbreaking Shakespeare performances in Spanish @danrascon4545

Uploaded January 2019 | Updated September 2026, 19 minutes ago

(KUTV) — A groundbreaking theater performance by a group of girls at a national Shakespeare competition.

They performed in all Spanish, which had never been done at the competition before.

The students attend Hillcrest High School, known for its award-winning theater program.

Joshua Long, who has been teaching theater at the school for 13 years, wanted to bring something new to the Shakespeare competition in Cedar City this year.

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