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‘Talking With…’ Opens Tonight

THE Little Theatre Group has gathered 12 actors and seven directors topresent a collection of intriguing characters for its upcoming production of“Talking with…”Jane Martin’s play invites the audience to eavesdrop on intimate revealingconversations. The play runs through May 30, with 7:30 p.m. showsFridays and Saturdays and 2:30 p.m. Sunday matinees, in the Blanche BrownTheatre in Bello Horizonte.Tickets are ¢2,500 ($5.90), students ¢1,000 ($2.35). For reservations, call355-1623 or make reservations online at http://intertica.com/ltg.htm

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