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Among the noncommissioned officers, officers and cadets at West Point, apparently there are pirates as well. Class of 2012 Cadet Joshua Post is playing one during the 100th Night Show at Eisenhower Hall Theatre Feb. 24-25. Photo by Mike Strasser, West Point Public Affairs

Cadets writing the script for the 100th Night Show were creating scenes like this one for Branch Night as events transpired throughout the year. The stage performance traces back the Class of 2012 cadets’ experience at West Point from Reception Day to graduation, as the cast parodies all the major highlights of time at the academy. Photo by Mike Strasser, West Point Public Affairs

In the finale of the 100th Night Show, it is revealed that Cadet Chaos, played by Class of 2012 Cadet Brain Sears (left), has been deviously plotting the downfall of his fellow cadets throughout their time at West Point. The 100th Night Show, staged and casted by the Class of 2012 cadets, takes the audience through their journey here from Camp Buckner to the barracks, inside Grant Hall and over to Trophy Point. Cadets parody their West Point experience from Reception Day through graduation. Photo by Mike Strasser, West Point Public Affairs

Class of 2012 Cadet Michael Van Oteghem, the producer of the 100th Night Show, makes an appearance on stage as he pays homage to the over-the-top enthusiasm and Army spirit of the former vice dean for education, Col. Daniel Ragsdale. Photo by Mike Strasser, West Point Public Affairs

Class of 2012 Cadet Michael Van Oteghem, the producer of the 100th Night Show, makes an appearance on stage as he pays homage to the over-the-top enthusiasm and Army spirit of the former vice dean for education, Col. Daniel Ragsdale. Photo by Mike Strasser, West Point Public Affairs