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Community Corner Interview: Shelby Marie Edwards of Lost Home, Win Home at Live Arts

Community Corner Interview: Shelby Marie Edwards of Lost Home, Win Home at Live Arts

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Shelby Marie Edwards, creator and solo performer of Lost Home, Win Home at Live Arts, talked about her upcoming solo show on her personal experience growing up Black in Charlottesville. The show is a livestream performance and runs October 15-18, 2020 at 8pm. Tickets and info at livearts.org.

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