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Evergreen High’s ‘Cuidado con el ángel’ will have subtitles

School’s adaptation of popular Mexican telenovela will be performed in Spanish

By Scott Hewitt, Columbian staff writer
Published: March 29, 2018, 6:00am
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Evergreen High School student Samantha Robles, left, reviews lines and stage directions with Reymi Shelton and Jesus Coronel from their script. As far as anyone knows, Friday night’s performance will be the first Spanish-language play staged by the Evergreen School District.
Evergreen High School student Samantha Robles, left, reviews lines and stage directions with Reymi Shelton and Jesus Coronel from their script. As far as anyone knows, Friday night’s performance will be the first Spanish-language play staged by the Evergreen School District. (Ariane Kunze/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

In a soap opera, everybody’s got ambición, pasión and, of course, secretos terribles — that is, ambition, passion and terrible secrets.

In Spanish, a soap opera is called a telenovela, or television novel. At Evergreen High School, teacher Matt Hanson has been working since last year with his advanced Spanish-language students to stage a play based on the classic Mexican telenovela “Cuidado con el ángel.”

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