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Come one come all and enjoy EHRC Drama students as they present "An Evening of One-Act Plays".
The plays are chosen, cast, directed and acted by our wonderful students. In this enthusiastic evening, you will see seven unique and very different presentations. All of the plays are rated G, except for the last one, which will be at the end the evening. Show titles include: "Date'; "Next!"; The Ledge, The Ledger and The Legend"; "Nobody Sleeps"; "Early Frost" ;"Diary"; and "The Sensitive Act". Plays begin at 5:00pm. You are invited an encouraged to attend at any time after that in order to meet your schedule that evening. Tickets are $4.00 at the door and will be used to offset costs of all of our Theater Productions this year.
The students hope to see you there!
The EHRC Website has grown and developed to meet the needs of the community. Last year around this time we changed the look of this website. We made it possible for you to search through all our articles and meeting notes for information you need. We created a dynamic calendar system that includes a mini-calendar along with a listing of events on the front page with a complete calendar a click away.
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