A group takes an adult creative drama class and gradually learns more than just acting. Through a series of touching and often comic exercises, they reveal their deeper selves to each other. With Vilma Silva, Jeffrey King, Gregory Linington, Kjerstine Anderson, and Thilini Dissanayake. Directed by Robynn Rodriguez.
Runs at 1 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday, Sept. 13 through Oct. 1., indoors at Grizzly Peak Winery.
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