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YAWP Debuts Seven Original Plays By High School Students

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Steven Troyd, the head of Southampton Town's new Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness. COURTESY STEVEN TROYD

Steven Troyd, the head of Southampton Town's new Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness. COURTESY STEVEN TROYD

Hampton Bays freshman Katie Picataggio catches the ball in left field for an out. DREW BUDD

Hampton Bays freshman Katie Picataggio catches the ball in left field for an out. DREW BUDD

Jacob Hostetter in the garden at the Bridgehampton School.

Jacob Hostetter in the garden at the Bridgehampton School.

Claudio Figueroa works in the garden at the Bridgehampton School.

Claudio Figueroa works in the garden at the Bridgehampton School.

Pierson head coach Kevin Barron and the bench are all fired up after Lily Kot made an awkward layup and was fouled on the play. DREW BUDD

Pierson head coach Kevin Barron and the bench are all fired up after Lily Kot made an awkward layup and was fouled on the play. DREW BUDD

author on Dec 15, 2014

The Young Artists & Writers Project held its High School Playwrights Festival, featuring seven original plays, last Saturday night at Stony Brook Southampton.

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