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Drama Enters the Stage with Exit the Body

Its about a body…

Ashlee Renteria, Staff Photographer|November 4, 2015

Noah Salviati (10), who plays Phillip, sneaks behind Rachel Sandefur (12), Crane, handing her a drink, disguising his real identity. To dramatize Noah’s head injury, the costuming department added a realistic gauze head wrap.

Exit the Body began its four-day run in the theater on Wednesday night. Tickets are still available in the ASB office or online at sjhhs.org for $7 with ASB card and $10 without now through Saturday.

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