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Walt McGough

In ‘Chalk’, a Barrier of Mere Dust Keeps a Precarious Peace

November 2, 2019November 8, 2019 Chase D. Anderson 18th and Union, Alyssa Kay Matthews, Amy Gang, Jasmine Lomax, Mary E. Brown, Walt McGough

Mary E. Brown and Jasmine Lomax spar in a futuristic, dystopian one-act that crackles with intensity from a mysterious backstory. It runs through November 3.

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