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The Theory of Relativity comes virtually to Inglemoor

May 14, 2021
Check out this year’s virtual production of the spring musical, Theory of Relativity.

The Inglemoor Drama Department is putting on The Theory of Relativity on May 21, 22, 28 and 29 from 7-8 PM each day. You can purchase tickets here. Watch the trailer below!

 

Do you impact the lives of those who you never directly interact with? This musical explores how our choices impact our communities. Be intentional, be kind, and know that you make a difference in the world! Enjoy our production of Theory of Relativity

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