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This performance is Marcus’s seventh production with SAVHS Theater. Marcus is delighted by his role of Edward Ferrars and enjoys all of its acting challenges, which is only a portion of his feelings, for he is terribly awkward with words. Marcus would like to shout-out Stuart for his “accent lessons,” Jodi for not letting him go onstage naked, Kristin for developing him as an actor, Madelyn for all of the intentional and unintentional awkward situations he put her through, and Jade, who requested a shout-out. Marcus hopes you enjoy this production, and that everyone in the audience falls in love with his character.
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