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Tag: Jennifer John

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SISTERS OF ELLERY HOLLOW BY STEPHEN SPOTSWOOD (RHolt Productions): Fringe Review 60

JB Farley September 16, 2014 No Comments

The show, which is all about loss and violence in a dark corner of the world, is too bright – it has no real darkness to it at all

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