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Returning to ‘The Weir’

Posted on February 24, 2010 by Jim Dyar

It’s fairly unconventional for a cast of actors to reunite for a play they performed three years earlier. As Redding’s Elizabeth Johnson puts it: “Usually when an actor is done with a play, it gets put behind them and they… Continue Reading →

Performance Conor McPherson, Elizabeth Johnson, Jim Dyar, Northern California, play, Redding, Robert Soffian, Root Theater Company, Shasta College, Weaverville, weir

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