In this episode I have the chance to interview Zoe Sanders who wrote the one act play, Torn. I was also able to speak with Isabel Berry about how she came to direct the play for a recent 24 hour theatre festival at Hammond High School. You'll want to listen to this entire episode because you'll have the opportunity to listen to a performance of this play in its entirety. You're in for a real treat!

Episode 06: Torn: A One Act Play with Zoe Sanders and Isabel Berry

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Episode 06: Torn: A One Act Play with Zoe Sanders and Isabel Berry

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