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Crossword: Rogue Theater Company 2025

Rogue Theater Company Ashland Oregon
January 17, 2025

This week’s theme: Rogue Theater Company‘s 2025 season’s plays, reading and talks.

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Next Friday’s Crossword: ExtraORdinary Places #02
Previous RTC crossword: 2024
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Explanations of selected entries, theme, clues, etc.: (spoilers)

18A. AS YOU LIKE IT
23A. DOUBT (a) PARABLE
37A. WAITING FOR GODOT
48A-1. RIPCORD
48A-2. Julius CAESAR
57A. A Cat on A HOT TIN ROOF

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