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Spokane Civic Theatre is top notch

Jimmy Stewart would have been pleased. Joshua Baig’s portrayal of George Bailey in the recent Civic Theatre production of “It’s A Wonderful Life” was top-notch, first-rate and downright wonderful.

Ditto for Gary Pierce’s portrayal of the curmudgeon, Mr. Potter, and Chad Herrmann as angel Clarence.

Thank you, Spokane Civic Theater, for giving us such wonderful entertainment.

Donna Potter Phillips

Spokane

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