The dust has settled. The play Vox Populi has come and gone and, having had its brief moment in the sun, has now (most likely) retired to the graveyard of scripts past. It was moderately successful, came reasonably close to breaking even and earned a bit of praise along the way which was all very

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SIMPLE, TRUE & LOVELY Mulwaree High School Adapted from "Little Women" by Louise May Alcott Written by Michelle McAleer Directed by Michelle McAleer It's a daunting task. Tackling an oft-told and well-loved story with the hope of finding something new or different in it. That's the assignment taken on by playwright and director Michelle McAleer in "Simple, True and Lovely,"

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