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Little Women - Torrey Theatre
Follow the March sisters through their familial bond as they grow into Little Women in this taped stage production put on by Biola's Torrey Honors Program
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Follow the March sisters through their familial bond as they grow into Little Women in this taped stage production put on by Biola's Torrey Honors Program
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Written By:Jesiah Promise, Abigail Newman
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Runtime:76 minutes
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Jesiah Promise, Abigail Newman
Director
Shyler Sweitzer
Jo March
Kalinn Hilt
Amy March
Sadie Wagner
Beth March
Aviana Becerra
Meg March
Rachael Young
Marmee March
Cole Burgi
Laurie
Nate Stachofsky
Father March
Andrew Morgan
Professor Bhaer
Tyler Jones
John Brooke
Eva Ruth Scandrett
Hannah
Canon McIlhenny
Grandfather Lawrence
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