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Performance
5:00 am
Thu July 26, 2012

Local Actors Moonlight In Other Artistic Careers

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Cheryl Weaver in the American Heartland dressing room with some of her costumes for "BINGO: The Winning Musical".
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Actor Peggy Friesen, who moonlights as a harpist.
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Costumer Cheryl Weaver next to one of a "BINGO" character's green-themed costumes.
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Cheryl Weaver (right) and Vanessa Severo in KC Rep's "August: Osage County"
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Cheryl Weaver (center) in a family fracas in KC Rep's "August: Osage County".
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Peggy Friesen (right) in one of her many "A Christmas Carol" roles at KC Rep.
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Peggy Friesen (in red dress) awhirl in KC Rep's "Xmas Carol".
Credit Shane Rowse / American Heartland Theatre
Jennifer Mays, Deb Bluford, and Stasha Case wearing Cheryl Weaver's costume choices for "BINGO".
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Florida colors the directive for Cheryl Weaver's costumes for "BINGO".
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Given the growing theater scene in the metropolitan area, professional actors can make a pretty good living here. But there is steady competition and there are down times between jobs.

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Performance
8:29 am
Thu October 13, 2011

Exploring Grief and Recovery Through "Magical Thinking"

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Peggy Friesen stars in "The Year of Magical Thinking" by Joan Didion.
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Writer Joan Didion has built her career by turning her gaze outward. Whether exploring political turmoil in El Salvador or the back lots and bedrooms of Hollywood, Didion writes in a style referred to as literary journalism.

By Steve Walker

Kansas City, Mo. – Writer Joan Didion has built her career by turning her gaze outward. Whether exploring political turmoil in El Salvador or the back lots and bedrooms of Hollywood, Didion writes in a style referred to as literary journalism.

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