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Clarc Manglicmot Applying Makeup

Clarc Manglicmot, who takes on multiple roles in the show as The Crow, Poet, Priest, Surveyor and Vulture, does his own makeup prior to the performance. As part of the program, students learn all aspects of the theatre and work on two shows per year. Photo by Nick Iwanyshyn Read More

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