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Civic Theatre's 'Tommy' A Blast

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Versatility A Plus For 'Jekyll'

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'On The Town' - Civic Theatre Goes 'On The Town'

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Civic Theatre Presents Rousing 'On The Town'

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Civic Theatre Produces Dreamy 'Joseph'

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No Time Like The Present To Meet A Girl Named Maria

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Civic Makes The Most Of 'West Side'

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It's Not Slapsticky . . . It's Not Outlandish . . . It's Just A Funny 'Nerd'

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Ann Arbor News, April 2, 2006

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Humor In 'The Nerd' Shows Signs Of Age

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