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Execution of Justice by Emily Mann

Nov 8, 2010   //   by Kate Powers   //   Productions

Prologue

Execution of Justice ran from January 28 trough February 8, 2004 on the Babcock Stage at Pioneer Theatre, in Salt Lake City, Utah.  The acting company was comprised of students in the Actor Training Program at the University of Utah; not only did they embrace George Moscone and Harvey …

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