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July 12 – September 1, 2013, Art Gallery
The Importance Of Being Earnest
Produced by Arizona Theatre Company
October 10 – 27, 2013, Center Stage
“Chinatown” by Anne Allemann
A picture is said to be worth 1,000 words in that it can tell a story even
more efficiently and effectively than a two-page paper. At the same
time, an image can often mean more when tagged with the right key
words or captioned with contextualizing information. Artwork will
show the audience something, while also telling them something at
the same time. Whether these messages conflict or align is up to the
artist.
At a refined bachelor flat trouble is brewing! In Oscar Wilde’s
most beloved and endlessly delightful classic, Jack is in love with
Gwendolen, Algernon is in love with Cecily. But Gwendolen and
Cecily are both in love with Ernest, who in fact does not exist. In a
tangle of mistaken identity and delicious wordplay, the lovers also
face the indomitable force of Lady Bracknell. Full of sparkling wit,
provocative remarks and with satirical humor at every turn, this
truly is one of the most loved and enduringly popular plays of all time, brought to new life with
ATC’s panache.
In this original Broadway version of Seussical, the Cat in the Hat
tells the story of Horton the elephant who discovers a speck of dust
containing Whos. Horton must protect them from danger and guard
an abandoned egg. Ultimately, friendship, loyalty and community
are challenged but emerge triumphant in this fantastical, magical,
musical extravaganza that will delight the entire family!
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The Exonerated
Produced by iTheatre Collaborative
September 27 - October 12, 2013, The Kax Stage
Moving between first-person monologues and scenes set in
courtrooms and prisons, The Exonerated are the true stories of six
wrongfully convicted survivors of death row in their own words. The
six interwoven stories paint a picture of an American criminal justice
system gone horribly wrong—and of six brave souls who persevered
to survive it.
Herberger Theater Festival of the Arts
Saturday, October 5, 2013
“Celebrating the Superhero in All of Us!”
The fourth annual Herberger Theater Festival of the Arts celebrates
the arts in downtown Phoenix featuring performances, dance, food,
visual art, live music, children’s activities, film shorts, pet adoptions,
wine tasting and more! Children are invited to participate in the
Superhero Costume Contest on the Outdoor Stage at 3pm! Wear your
favorite Superhero costume or make one at the festival!
Cover photos from top left: Center Dance Ensemble by Tim Fuller, Arizona Theatre Company by Tim Fuller, Herberger Theater Center by Apatrou Photography, Arizona Young Artists’
Competition by Apatrou Photography, “Urban Rose” by Marlene Burns, Arizona Theatre Company by Kevin Berne and Wolf Trap photo by Lauren Stephenson.
“Nighttime Ferris Wheel“ by Pamela Root
Seussical
Produced by VYT
September 13 - 29, 2013, Center Stage
Nocturne
October 10 – December 1, 2013, Art Gallery
New York is the city that never sleeps, but many places in the Valley
only seem to wake up after the sun goes down and the temperatures
begin to drop. Works in this exhibit are inspired by the hours
between sunset and sunrise.
The 7 Deadly Sins featuring The Tragedy of Othello
Produced by Center Dance Ensemble
October 24 - 27, 2013, Stage West
Lust. Gluttony. Greed. Sloth. Wrath. Envy. Pride.
Photo by Tim Fuller
This exhibit, curated by Robrt Pela of R. Pela Contemporary Art,
features three artists whom Pela discovered last year—and one local
mainstay: Geoffrey Gersten, Suzanne Falk, Mike Ford and Ronnie Ray
Mendez.
Dennis Rowland Celebration Concert
November 6, 2013, Center Stage
Photo courtesy of Dennis Rowland
“Cow Gothic (The Bessies)” by Geoffrey Gersten
Prime Example:
New Work from R. Pela Contemporary Art
September 5 – October 6, 2013, Art Gallery
Herberger Hall of Fame Member and Grammy-nominee, Dennis
Rowland, suffered a debilitating stroke and brain hemorrhage in
December 2012. His indomitable spirit remains and rehabilitation
continues towards restoring his ability to perform. Join us for a gala
fund-raising concert to support his recovery. An all-star roster of
music and theater guests will join Concord Records double-Grammy
nominee, vocalist Monica Mancini, and six time Grammy and
“Producer of the Year” Latin Grammy recipient, Gregg Field with
special surprise guests.
The Mountaintop
Produced by Arizona Theatre Company
November 14 - December 1, 2013, Center Stage
The Lorraine Motel. Memphis. 1968. In this gripping re-imagining
of the events on the eve of his assassination, we find Martin Luther
King, Jr. in his hotel room after delivering his most memorable
speech - when an unexpected visitor arrives with surprising news.
Through this encounter, Dr. King is forced to confront his doubts,
destiny and legacy to his people. A soul-stirring hit in London and
on Broadway, The Mountaintop’s dramatic, magical storytelling
gives us insight into King, the man, and reaches a summit that
might surprise you. Contains mature language.
Mind and Eye
Paintings by John Henry Waddell
December 6, 2013 – January 5, 2014, Art Gallery
iTheatre’s Holiday Cabaret
Chriestmas...
Produced by Philip Roger Roy, Dana Matthow & Bud Martin
December 25, 2013 – February 2, 2014, Stage West
My Son The Waiter, A Jewish Tragedy! is Brad Zimmerman’s
hysterical, bittersweet tale of his 29 year struggle to “make it” in New
York as an actor and comedian, while “temporarily” waiting tables
to make a living. His stories about family, career, childhood and
misbegotten love life are as warm and poignant as they are funny. His
career includes opening for George Carlin and Joan Rivers who said:
“I’ve had three great opening acts in my lifetime: Billy Crystal, Garry
Shandling and Brad Zimmerman.” The Ft. Lauderdale Sun Sentinel calls the show “Hilarious!”
Courtesy of Dana Matthow
Artwork by John Waddell
A varied selection of paintings through the years. An intrinsic part
of the Arizona art world for more than 40 years, Waddell has been
teaching and exhibiting his work, both in one-man shows and
permanent displays.
My Son The Waiter, A Jewish Tragedy!
Christmas…the Magic Continues!
iTheatre’s Holiday Cabaret with Jeff Kennedy
Produced by iTheatre Collaborative
December 6 - 22, 2013, The Kax Stage
Xanadu
Produced by Arizona Theatre Company
December 31, 2013 – January 19, 2014, Center Stage
It’s hilarity on wheels in this hit, award-winning musical comedy for
anyone who has ever wanted to feel inspired. In this smash Broadway
hit, Kira, a beautiful, magical Greek muse, is sent on a quest from the
heavens to inspire a young artist to achieve his greatest dream – to
build the first roller disco. (Hey...Its 1980!) A delightful musical spoof
of the classic Olivia Newton-John/Gene Kelly film, this hilarious rollerskating, disco-dancing adventure weaves a tale of endless fun perfect
for the whole family. Featuring popular ‘80s songs like “Magic,” “All
Over The World,” “Suddenly,” “I’m Alive,” “Evil Woman,” and “Xanadu.”
This annual musical cabaret feast will get you ready to celebrate the
magic of the holidays and has become a Valley tradition—Christmas
is not the same without it. Songs, both old and new, sung by some of
the Valley’s best voices brought together by Jeff and his grand piano
in our signature cabaret style setting with drinks and treats at the
bar. It’s all the perfect way to celebrate the season and ring in the
New Year. Buy your tickets now because iTheatre’s Christmas…the
Magic Continues! with Jeff Kennedy will go fast.
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Magic Continues!
Frances Smith Cohen’s Snow Queen
Produced by Center Dance Ensemble
December 7 – 22, 2013, Stage West
Balance
January 10 – March 3, 2014, Art Gallery
The Great Divorce
Produced by Fellowship for the Performing Arts
December 12 – 22 , 2013, Center Stage
Wolf Trap Program
January 27 - 29, 2014, Center Stage
We all have an innate sense of balance. We straighten our ties and
the pictures on the wall. In art, balance is the distribution of design
elements to produce visual equilibrium. In our daily lives we seek
emotional balance that provides a state of equilibrium. This exhibit
shows artwork that finds a visual and emotional “balance”.
From the producers of the stage hit, The Screwtape Letters, comes
the highly anticipated theatrical adaptation of The Great Divorce. In this dantesque celestial journey from Hell to Paradise, Lewis
draws some of the most fiercely funny characters he ever created. This is C. S. Lewis at his imaginative best.
Photo by Lauren Stephenson
Photo by Tim Fuller
The Hans Christian Andersen classic to music by Sergei Prokofiev, a
“don’t-miss” Valley holiday tradition for the entire family.
A collaboration that joins Center Dance Ensemble and the Herberger
Theater Center to bring performing artists into preschool and Head
Start classrooms. Wolf Trap is a performance residency and arts
field trip program for children created to enhance the educational
advancement of children and to train parents and teachers in the use
of performing arts as a teaching tool. At the conclusion of the sevenweek curriculum, the children attend a field trip to the Herberger
Theater consisting of a movement class, ballet and participatory
music session. A Herberger Theater Center youth outreach program.
Courtesy of Jeffrey Hattrick
Spirit of the Season
A Special Holiday Event
Hosted by Center Dance Ensemble
December 16, 2013, Stage West
Jeffrey Hattrick and Nicole Pesce return to the Herberger stage for
their holiday season music concert, from jazz to classical, that will
touch your soul and warm your heart. Respect A Musical Celebration of Women Produced by Philip Roger Roy, Dana Matthow & Bud Martin
February 5 – March 2, 2014, Stage West
The International Hit Musical, Respect, is a funny exuberant look at
the lives of women as told through 50 of your favorite Top 40 songs
of the last 100 years! This musical journey of women is for Girls (and
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A MUSICAL CELEBRATIO
Guys) Who Just Wanna Have Fun! From “Bill Bailey” to “Boogie
Woogie Bugle Boy”, “I Will Follow Him” to “These Boots Are Made
for Walkin”, to “I Will Survive”, see the show that Patti LaBelle raved:
“I loved the show! It was the soundtrack of my life. Everyone should
go see it!” This ‘must-see’ show will leave you dancing in the aisles!
Other Desert Cities
Produced by Arizona Theatre Company
February 13 - March 2, 2014, Center Stage
Courtesy of Metropolitan Arts Institute
The Dance Department at Metropolitan Arts Institute will be
performing their annual show, “Spring Dance Concert ‘14.” This
concert consists of a vast array of choreography by faculty, students,
and guest artists to create a fun, uplifting, artistic performance filled
with technical dance and theater.
Artwork courtesy of First Things First
Annual Spring Dance Concert
Metropolitan Arts Institute
March 4, 2014, Center Stage
Celebrates the creative abilities of children ages 2-5 throughout
Phoenix. Children exposed to a high-quality early childhood education
are likely to succeed in school. First Things First sponsors this event
because everyone in the classroom benefits when a child comes to
school prepared to learn.
The 15th Annual
Arizona Young Artists’ Competition
March 15, 2014, Stage West
In collaboration with Center Dance Ensemble, this premier competition
provides $1,000 scholarships to talented young performers, ages 15-19,
in the areas of Acting, Dance and Voice. A Herberger Theater Center
youth outreach program.
Photo by Apatrou Photography
conclusion.
Meet the Wyeths, a seemingly-perfect upper middle class family
replete with wealth, political influence and A-list connections “living
the dream” in Palm Springs. Then their daughter Brooke arrives
home for the holidays to reveal the impending publication of her
‘tell-all’ memoir. In this critically acclaimed Broadway hit the truth
crackles with wit, razor-sharp one-liners, a fierce cast of characters,
and a storyline that grabs you from the opening scene to the riveting
My Favorite Color
Children’s Art Exhibit
March 15 – April 27, 2014, Art Gallery
Secrets
Produced by Center Dance Ensemble
March 6 – 9, 2014, Stage West
Around The World In 80 Days
Produced by Arizona Theatre Company
March 27 – April 13, 2014, Center Stage
Photo by Tim Fuller
Intrigue, gossip and humor. Choreography inspired by some of the
best-kept secrets of all time.
Objects d’Art Auction
March 7, 2014
seven continents.
Photo by Apatrou Photography
An evening of visual art, cuisine and entertainment to benefit the
Herberger Theater’s Arts Education & Outreach programs for youth.
Featuring the talents of Arizona artists in a live and silent auction.
Stampeding elephants! Raging typhoons! Runaway trains! Pack your
bags for the trip of a lifetime. In 1872 London, Phileas Fogg believes
that, with modern transportation, it’s now possible to travel around the
world in 80 days. Impossible! It’s a whirlwind journey filled with exotic
locales and great fun. Beware! There’s villainy, a damsel in distress and
narrow escapes. Jules Verne’s masterpiece will keep you on the edge of
your seat and rolling in the aisles in this whirlwind adventure across
American Voices
Produced by Center Dance Ensemble
April 12 and 13, 2014, The Kax Stage
By the Way, Meet Vera Stark
Produced by iTheatre Collaborative
March 7 - 22, 2014, The Kax Stage
In a new comedy from the Pulitzer Prize–winning playwright of
Ruined, Lynn Nottage draws upon the screwball films of the 1930’s
to take a funny and irreverent look at racial stereotypes in Hollywood.
By the Way, Meet Vera Stark is a seventy-year journey through the
life of Vera Stark, a headstrong African-American maid and budding
actress, and her tangled relationship with her boss, a white Hollywood
movie starlet desperately grasping to hold on to her career. When
circumstances collide and both women land roles in the same Southern
epic movie, the story behind the cameras leaves Vera with a surprising and controversial legacy
scholars will debate for years to come.
BY THE WAY,
MEET VERA STARK
Photo by Tim Fuller
New choreography by Center Dance Ensemble company members in
their annual celebration of National Poetry Month. Phoenix Improv Festival
April 17 – 19, 2014, Stage West
The Phoenix Improv Festival returns for its 13th year. Since 2002,
PIF has focused on bringing together improvisational comedy
troupes from the best improv theatres across North America and
talent from here in Phoenix. From improv games to experimental
troupes that perform longer scene-based work, the festival showcases
a full variety of improvised theatre. The Phoenix Improv Festival is
a multi-day event, packed with shows, workshops and networking
for improvisers and those who appreciate the art of improvisation.
To
Be
Announced
TBA by We Don’t Know
Produced by iTheatre Collaborative
April 25 - May 10, 2014, The Kax Stage
Too many choices, not enough time. At least to publish in this
brochure. Quite frankly, we can’t announce this show yet because we
are waiting on the performance rights. If you are bothered by this,
please write to Dramatists Play Service in NYC (who controls the
rights to the show we want to do during this timeframe) and let them
know that you think iTheatre should be given the rights to any and
all shows they want. That just might push them over the edge in our
favor.
Venus In Fur
Produced by Arizona Theatre Company
May 1 – 18, 2014, Center Stage
“Frida’s Heart” by Heather J. Kirk
One of the sexiest, intelligent, most acclaimed new plays in recent
Broadway history. Venus in Fur introduces us to Vanda, a startlingly
talented young actress determined to land the lead in a new play
based on a classic erotic novel. When Vanda shows up hours late for
her appointment, she may have blown her chances. Her emotionally
charged audition for Thomas, the demanding playwright/director,
becomes an electrifying game of cat and mouse that blurs the lines
between fantasy and reality, seduction and power, love and sex.
Contains mature themes and language.
Multicultural Theater Camp
June 2014
A collaboration between Free Arts for Abused Children and the
Herberger Theater Center to heal young lives through the performing
arts. Teens living in group homes, shelters and residential facilities
throughout Maricopa County have an opportunity to create and
experience the arts through a two-week camp. Guest artists introduce
the kids to improvisation, mask making, costumes, props and
technical components of theater. The production is totally created
by the participants, culminating with an inspirational performance. Theater Camp demonstrates
the positive role the arts can play in the lives of young people and emphasizes future opportunities
for these at-risk youth. A Herberger Theater Center youth outreach program.
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Located at 5th Street & Fillmore. Valid Monday-Friday from 5pm - 4am
and all day on Saturday and Sunday.
Personal Panethnicity – when the color of my face is
only part of the story…
May 2 – August 31, 2014, Art Gallery
Panethnic definitions begin when society groups together people of
various ethnicities based on a particular “common” characteristic –
language, religion or a physical characteristic – when group members
have little connection or cultural similarity. In this exhibit, artists
consider the concept of Panethnicity within themselves.
Lunch Time Dance Theater returns this season with two performances of each of Center
Dance Ensemble’s productions. These programs are one-hour long abridged performances
of Center Dance Ensemble’s evening performances. Patrons can pre-order lunch from the
Herberger Theater’s caterer, Put A Fork In It Catering or bring their own lunch.
Dancers Domain Annual Recital
Produced by Dancers Domain
May 27, 2014, Center Stage
Dancers Domain is very excited to hold our annual recital at the
Herberger Theater. Our dancers work hard all year in a variety of
styles and disciplines, and this performance is their opportunity to
showcase all that they have learned.
Courtesy of Scottsdale School of Ballet
Soiree de Ballet
Produced by Scottsdale School of Ballet/
Scottsdale Ballet Foundation
May 31 and June 1, 2014, Stage West
For our Spring 2014 “Soiree de Ballet” we offer the perennial favorite,
“The Ballet Class,” an original one act ballet, created by our students,
and a restaging of one of the classics. Robrt L. Pela of the Phoenix
New Times wrote, “Scottsdale School of Ballet, under the direction of
big-deal dance mavens, Sibylle Acatos-Dadey and Donald Dadey, has
gotten raves for its annual ‘An Evening of Ballet’ Spring Performance
at the Herberger.” A performance not to be missed!
Secrets
March 6 and 7, 2014
Stage West
Tales of intrigue, gossip and
humor, inspired by some of
the best-kept secrets of all
time.
7 Deadly Sins featuring
the Tragedy of Othello
October 24 and 25, 2013
Stage West
Lust. Gluttony. Greed.
Sloth. Wrath. Envy. Pride.
Emilio Minto and Kelsey Kroll
Erin Lovrien
Frances Smith Cohen’s
Snow Queen
December 13 and 20, 2013
Stage West
The
Hans
Christian
Andersen classic to music
by Sergei Prokofiev, a
“don’t miss” Valley holiday
Amber Robins
tradition for the entire family.
Lunch Time Dance Theater
is presented by
American Voices
April 9 and 10, 2014
The Kax Stage
New
choreography
by
CDE company members in
their annual celebration of
National Poetry Month.
Madison MacDonald
All CDE photos by Tim Fuller
Photo by Mary Robinson
Think Outside the Lunch Box
Join us in The Kax Stage at 12:10pm on scheduled
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays for oneact plays lasting 30-45 minutes. Tickets are
$6. Pre-order a lunch from our caterer, Put A
Fork In It or bring your lunch. Doors open at
11:40am. Call our Arts Education & Outreach
Department at (602) 254-7399 x104 or x106
to make reservations for groups of 10 or more.
Order individual tickets and lunches at
HerbergerTheater.org and find information
on upcoming shows, dates, catering and theater
company information.
M Is For Marriage
Presented by Pandanda Players
October 1 - 3, 8 - 10, 2013
Say “I do” to the newest show in the “Alphabet
Shakespeare” series by Pandanda Players.
M Is For Marriage explores some of your
favorite Shakespearean couples as they make
their way to the altar. We’ll be looking at the
good, the bad, and the just plain ridiculous.
Spend your lunch with some of the Bard’s
most beloved characters including Benedick
and Beatrice, Rosalind and Orlando, Romeo
and Juliet, and more. Amanda and Dan are
sure to keep you laughing all the way down
the aisle!
Footnotes of the Untellable Tale
Presented by Dustin Loehr
November 5 - 7, 12 - 14, 2013
Spoken word and Tap soloist Dustin
Loehr announces the Arizona premiere of
Footnotes. Structured similarly to a cabaret
show, Loehr taps and tells through the
creative process of an artist. In this upbeat
expression, audience members will see the
scenes before the show, the words before the
script, and the experiences that fuel an artist
to create. See and hear how everything is a
story in Footnotes of the Untellable Tale.
Roll Out The Carol
Presented by 16 Bars
December 3 - 5, 10 - 12, 17 - 19, 2013
Does your spirit start to sag when you hear
Frosty thumpety thump thumping for about
the hundredth time? Take heart, you are
not alone. Roll Out The Carol takes a fresh
musical spin through the holiday season with
traditional as well as politically correct nonspecific festive diversion. Join us for a joyride
of laughter and songs that will make your
heart glad it’s ChristmasKwanzzaHanukkah!
Themes and Variations…
Broadway Ladies
Presented by SCAN Originals
January 14 - 16, 21 - 23, 28 - 30, 2014
From the company that brought you ten
years of BROADWAY BASED ON… SCAN
presents a new musical revue. THEMES
AND VARIATIONS… Broadway Ladies is
a salute to the ladies of the musical theatre.
Hear the songs made famous by Ethel
Merman, Angela Lansbury, Patti LuPone
and many more divas of the Broadway
musical.
Har~Lem~Ren
Produced by Grey Matters Productions
February 18 - 20, 25 - 27, 2014
Between 1915 and 1935, the Harlem
Renaissance movement defined African
American art, literature, music and
philosophy. During this time, African
American artists, musicians, philosophers
and writers honed their skills, creating a
cultural force and style that would forever
leave its mark. Book and lyrics by Larissa
Brewington and feauring music and lyrics
by Paul Kolecki. Join us for a musical romp
through one of history’s most creative and
defining moments.
Improbably New
Produced by Improbable Theatre
Company
April 22 - 24, 29 - 30, May 1, 2014
Improbable Theatre Company will move
up, strike out and leap forward this season
by breaking the tradition of performing the
company’s original works and performing a
published play! While we learn from and love
their own personal stories, they are ready to
give up the task of writing to concentrate on
the task of acting! Will it be new? Will it be
old? A comedy? A tragedy? A musical? Stay
tuned for the news of what this outstanding
and unusual company has in store in 2014!
Lost Boys Found
Produced by New Carpa Theater
May 6 - 8, 13 - 15, 2014
Imagine an extraordinary new world. A place
where doors open magically. Pools of water
spiral down porcelain bowls and a black box
cooks food in minutes. The Lost Boys of Sudan
found that world here, thousands of miles
away from the war-torn country and refugee
camps they left behind. Lost Boys Found is
a story of the resilience of the human spirit.
Written by Julie Amparano Garcia.
Life in the Theatre
Presented by Theatre Artists Studio
May 20 - 22, 27 - 29, 2014
Comedy and drama, humor and intrigue...
are these things happening on the stage or
behind the scenes...or both? The playwrights,
actors, directors, designers and producer
members of Theatre Artists Studio have
many stories to tell! Please join us for a
delightful collection of short plays that give
us a glimpse backstage or in front of the
footlights to see what really happens in the
theatre!
Secrets of the Rich and Famous
Produced by D’Amore Productions
June 3 - 5, 10 - 12, 2014
D’Amore Productions travels to one of the
most famous castles of Europe. In the typical
SALON fashion of France, some of history’s
most famous and infamous women drink,
dine and tell tales of their famous husbands
and lovers. Hosted by a glamorous, intelligent
and beautiful courtesan from 18th Century
London society, you will be delighted and
scandalized as Catherine the Great, Marie
Antoinette and Catherine de’ Medici share
their tightly held secrets!
Sea of Change
Produced by Annie Moscow
June 17 - 19, 24 - 26, 2014
Music, musings and the answers to life’s
biggest questions... or not!
Risqué Business
Presented by 16 Bars
July 15 - 17, 22 - 24, 2014
Imagine the naughty side of Broadway.
World famous director, Lord Delacort, is
holding auditions for the rowdy, rascally,
and downright raunchy side of the Great
White Way. Risqué Business looks at the
hapless performers as they try their very best
to impress the Lord! But will they succeed?
Join us and find out.
...and the chihuahua II
Presented by Rich & Co.
August 5 - 7, 12 - 14, 2014
Dina and Carley are an unlikely pair. But after
last season’s hit, ...and the chihuahua, they’re
back for an even more amazing experience.
After their return from Limbo, the two
became overnight phenomena and opened
the “Living Legacy Detective Agency,” where
they help you find yourself. The two women
race hilariously through their daily office
escapades, still trying to find meaning in lives
overrun by big money, super-star celebs and
weekly appearances on Dr. Oz. Hysterical,
touching and totally apropos to modern day
living, this sequel brings Karen Burns and
Debra Rich together again as delightfully
contentious business partners asking the big
questions about life, love and the unceasing
pursuit of truth.
FILLMORE
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