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Gus Wetter School Raider Theatre students host one-act play evening

Castor residents were treated to an evening of theatrical entertainment on May 18 by Gus Wetter School students at the Castor Community Hall.
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Aislyn Holland and Elizabeth Virgo perform the one-act play “Social Network,” which was also written by Holland. (Kevin Sabo/Castor Advance)

Castor residents were treated to an evening of theatrical entertainment on May 18 by Gus Wetter School students at the Castor Community Hall.

Students from Gus Wetters Raider Theatre group presented “A night of one acts” at the Castor Community Hall, which was sponsored by Castor Little Theatre.

The whole program lasted around an hour, with an intermission.

All the short plays presented during the evening were written and directed by Raider Theatre students.

Admission for the evening was $5; in addition there was a variety of concession items available for $1 each.

All funds raised go towards the Raider Theatre program.

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Bethany Holland and Kelsey Raymond perform a play called “Two girls named Tina.” (Kevin Sabo/Castor Advance)
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Gus Wetter School teacher and Raider Theatre organizer Jaymi Rausch welcomes the audience to the evening of one act plays on May 18. (Kevin Sabo/Castor Advance)
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I’m Kevin Sabo. I’ve been a resident of the Castor area for the last 12 years and counting, first coming out here in my previous career as an EMT.
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