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IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE
A 1940's Radio Play

December 2007

Directed by James Venturini
Starring John Munn, Ally Evans, Aaron Jacobs, Justin Carleton, Chris Roberson, Christine Buoy, and James Venturini

A one-hour adapation of the classic Christmas story done as a 1940's era radio play.

"The adaptation is as authentic as you can get, the direction is slick, and the committed acting promises good things for Tacoma’s newest theater."
--Rosemary Ponnekanti, The News Tribune, 12/17/2006

See the full review


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	IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE A 1940's Radio Play December 2007 Directed by James Venturini Starring John Munn, Ally Evans, Aaron Jacobs, Justin Carleton, Chris Roberson, Christine Buoy, and James Venturini A one-hour adapation of the classic Christmas story done as a 1940's era radio play. "The adaptation is as authentic as you can get, the direction is slick, and the committed acting promises good things for Tacoma’s newest theater." --Rosemary Ponnekanti, The News Tribune, 12/17/2006 See the full review
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