La Razón Blindada (Armored Reason)
Morlan Higgins and Adolphus Ward,
PHOTO BY ED KRIEGER
Shem Bitterman's Influence, staged by Katselas Theatre Company at the Skylight Theatre, is up for production of the year as well as playwriting.
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