They've traveled Light Years and made it to their Oct. 21 opening at Playwrights Horizon. They are (left to right) actors Ian Reed Kesler, Sarah Rose, playwright Billy Aronson, director Jamie Richards and actors Anne Marie Nest and Paul Bartholomew.
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PHOTO CALL: Playwright Horizons Goes Light Years Oct. 21
They've traveled Light Years and made it to their Oct. 21 opening at Playwrights Horizon. They are (left to right) actors Ian Reed Kesler, Sarah Rose, playwright Billy Aronson, director Jamie Richards and actors Anne Marie Nest and Paul Bartholomew.
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