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Costume Design – “In the Goldfish Bowl”

Posted by brittanygrahamdesigns on March 2, 2014March 20, 2018

Director: Deb Randall | Playwright: Kay Rhodes | Theater: Venus Theatre | Photographer: C. Stanley Photography

Four women on death row in Texas discuss their lives and the circumstances that brought them there.

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