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Lawsuit had already attracted renewed and national scrutiny of public controversies that have dogged the company for years.
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In mid-May, Fort Myers Theatre took a competition team to England to compete in Junior Theatre Festival Europe. In Artistic Director Michelle Kuntze’s estimation, trips to the Junior Theatre Festival Europe competition in England have huge benefits.
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- Gulf Coast Jazz Collective celebrates Fats Waller's catalog with a rollicking evening of piano, personality and celebrated songs
- Only 17 Southwest Florida arts organizations funded by Legislature for 2026-2027
- Limited engagements of 'Monsters Inc' and 'The Laramie Project' headline shows onstage this week at SWFL theaters
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