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Stage managers work daily to ensure new play runs smoothly

ELISE BREDENBERG, Arts & Entertainment Editor
April 20, 2015
Ryan Cullom and Malin Ensgård

Stage manager Mandy Sabedra and assistant stage manager Nico Olascoaga work round the clock to ensure City College’s new play, “Dead Man’s Cell Phone,” runs smoothly.

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