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The Fortune Teller conjures up the Butcher’s fortune in the restoration comedy, “The Recruiting Officer,” first performed in 1706 and on stage in St. Ignatius Thursday, Aug. 15.
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Kody Walker puts the charm on Melinda, played by Miriam Reuter, during Thursday’s Shakespeare in the Park performance in St. Ignatius.
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Shakespeare in the Park brought crowds to the St. Ignatius outdoor amphitheatre Thursday, Aug. 15.
Issue Date: 8/21/2013
Last Updated: 8/21/2013 9:12:43 AM |
By Karen Peterson for the Valley Journal
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