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Tonight, the theater school is presenting its graduates' solo performances. Lola is there reluctantly, accompanying a friend. But her friend doesn't show up. Lola waits, alone, sitting in the stands. The lights go down.
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Tonight, the theater school is presenting its graduates' solo performances. Lola is there reluctantly, accompanying a friend. But her friend doesn't show up. Lola waits, alone, sitting in the stands. The lights go down.
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Written By:Lora Mure-Ravaud
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