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Actors' Theatre presents the timely production POTUS

By Shelley Irwin
Published September 11, 2024 at 11:36 AM EDT

The show opens tomorrow night, and we have a preview.

Actors' Theatre presents the timely production POTUS, described as hilarious feminist farce about an all female staff keeping the country out of war. Actors in studio, with the show opening tomorrow night.
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Shelley Irwin
Shelley Irwin is the host and producer for The Shelley Irwin Show, a news magazine talk-show format on the local NPR affiliate Monday through Friday. The show, broadcast at 9 a.m., features a wide variety of local and national news makers, plus special features.
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