"Polaroid Stories" Cast and Crew
Theatre Arts Department, Central Washington University
2014
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"Polaroid Stories" was performed in March 2014 by the Central Theatre Ensemble at Central Washington University. The play was directed by Patrick Dizney. Scenic design and artwork were by Cayla Raymaker. Costume design was by Shelbi Gilmond, lighting design by Jennifer Groce, and sound design by Avril Martinez. George Bellah III served as fight choreographer, Chelsea Roberts as assistant director, Monica Domena as fight captain, Kayla Lyon as photographer, and Greg Scheopner as stage manager.Pictured: Jordan-Michael Whidbey
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