Piper Parks, a Richmond Senior High School Class of 2011 graduate, was featured in a performance of <em>The Broken String</em> by the Columbia University School of the Arts on Nov. 4 and 5. She played the character of Anya. The play was an adaption of Anton Chekhov’s<em> The Cherry Orchard. </em>Parks was featured on the web series <em>Check Please!</em> and is a graduate of Michael Howard studios one-year conservatory program. 
                                 Photos courtesy of Perry Parks

Piper Parks, a Richmond Senior High School Class of 2011 graduate, was featured in a performance of The Broken String by the Columbia University School of the Arts on Nov. 4 and 5. She played the character of Anya. The play was an adaption of Anton Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard. Parks was featured on the web series Check Please! and is a graduate of Michael Howard studios one-year conservatory program.

Photos courtesy of Perry Parks

<p>Piper Parks, a Richmond Senior High School Class of 2011 graduate, was featured in a performance of <em>The Broken String</em> by the Columbia University School of the Arts on Nov. 4 and 5. She played the character of Anya. The play was an adaption of Anton Chekhov’s<em> The Cherry Orchard. </em>Parks was featured on the web series <em>Check Please!</em> and is a graduate of Michael Howard studios one-year conservatory program. </p>
                                 <p>Photos courtesy of Perry Parks</p>

Piper Parks, a Richmond Senior High School Class of 2011 graduate, was featured in a performance of The Broken String by the Columbia University School of the Arts on Nov. 4 and 5. She played the character of Anya. The play was an adaption of Anton Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard. Parks was featured on the web series Check Please! and is a graduate of Michael Howard studios one-year conservatory program.

Photos courtesy of Perry Parks

Piper Parks, a Richmond Senior High School Class of 2011 graduate, was featured in a performance of The Broken String by the Columbia University School of the Arts on Nov. 4 and 5. She played the character of Anya. The play was an adaption of Anton Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard. Parks was featured on the web series Check Please! and is a graduate of Michael Howard studios one-year conservatory program.