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Selma Arts Center Aims For Variety And A "Darker Twist" In 2019 Season

KVPR | By Laura Tsutsui
Published September 18, 2018 at 2:41 PM PDT
Laura Tsutsui
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Valley Public Radio
Nicolette C. Anderson and Juan Guzman of the Selma Arts Center stand on the set of their latest show, "Real Women Have Curves."

 

As summer winds down, and school picks back up, local theater groups are starting to plan their next seasons with which to entertain the Valley. The Selma Arts Center just announced its upcoming season, while celebrating its fifth year in action. We spoke with Nicolette C. Anderson, the Coordinator for the Center, and Juan Guzman who will be directing one of the shows, to hear what they have in store for their 2019 season.

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Laura Tsutsui
Laura Tsutsui was a reporter and producer for Valley Public Radio. She joined the station in 2017 as a news intern, and later worked as a production assistant and weekend host. Laura covered local issues ranging from politics to housing, and produced the weekly news program Valley Edition. She left the station in November 2020.
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