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'The underlying themes are relevant to school audiences everywhere,' Schatell said. 'It's OK to be different, you need to be an advocate for yourself, and being unique can be a great thing.' Rachel Smith (center) danced with fellow cast members.
"The underlying themes are relevant to school audiences everywhere," Schatell said. "It's OK to be different, you need to be an advocate for yourself, and being unique can be a great thing."

Rachel Smith (center) danced with fellow cast members.
(Wiqan Ang for the Boston Globe)
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