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RECENT TRAGIC EVENTS at Players Club of Swarthmore’s Second Stage

Ron (Jimmy Lepone of Philadelphia) and Nancy (Julie Grega of Mt. Airy) crash their neighbor's blind date, in RECENT TRAGIC EVENTS on The Players Club of Swarthmore Theater's Second Stage.

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Michael Smith: One of the best community theater productions I have ever seen. All the actors and actresses are on…
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t.j. deluca {he ain't no palooka.}: Hi Debra -got to differ on one important aspect . the play , while historically [for the Most part] …
Debra Miller: A Response to Michael Fisher’s “Gimmickry in Theater” Written by Debra Miller I don’t …
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