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The document discusses the set design for a production of High School Musical. Pasta pots and trays were used as props to represent a school canteen. A red "E" logo was included to represent East High, the fictional school in the play. The pasta pots were painted red and white to match the school's color scheme, which were the primary colors used throughout the set design.
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