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Welcome back
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This was a terrific production and a perfect fit Idyllwild. Three sold-out nights attest to not only the strength of the production, but the strength and speed of word of mouth on the hill. I wasn't sure of my schedule and didn't buy a ticket in advance, resulting in my being seated on the deck of the Caine Learning Center on Sunday night! No matter, I thoroughly enjoyed the play, even as the mosquitos treated my wrists and ankles as bargain night at The Home Town Buffet. I understand there's a possibility this production will be brought back in the fall. OH BOY! If interested, please contact the Isis Theatre Company. Our town definitely benefits from "Our Town"!