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"Great Expectation" Leann Meiners, Steve Burns
and Anna Siegal.* Directed by Heather Smith. A drama which
asks some tough questions about unanswered hope deferred.
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"Prayer Group Therapy" - Ann Flandermeyer, Tamara
Hallman, Darrin Burrell, Conor Hayhurst and Christy Endy*
Directed by Thomas Mohr. A farce which could have been titled
"Ways to pray if you really want to annoy God and others."
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"Because I Love You" Jennifer Anne Schaaf and
Justin Collins. Directed by Melissa Davis. A couple struggles
to survive years after one is unfaithful in this powerful
drama.
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"A Serf's Tale" - Quincy Parker, Charity Gassman
and Egbert the rubber chicken. Directed by Philip Pfanstiel.
A farce set in the middle ages, which if a moral had to be
found, would have been about the dangers of deception or hypocrisy
or something.
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"Reality Therapy" - Spring Rowell, Nathaniel DuPree,
Cristopher Dean Lee, and Erin Pennington. Directed by Chris
Rose. A veteran couple show the fine art of arguing to an
engaged couple in this comedy.
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"No More Womb" - Eric Kallevig, director Alis
Nicolaus, and Debbie Fuller. A comedic inside look at life
from the perspective of two babies.
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"Just Looking" - Angie Kemp and Cassio Portela.
Directed by Steve Sarp. This comedy conveyed deep truths in
an unpreachy, palatable way. Contained the most controversial
props.
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'"A Problem of Perspective" - Baby doll, Keith
Richards, Heather Hargrave and Marco Santiago.* Directed by
Randy Williams. Arguably the highlight of the evening, this
hilarious farce showed the same event from three different
perspectives.
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