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Source: Salisbury Post

SALISBURY — Lee Street theatre is bringing the Disney classic tale “Hunchback of Notre Dame” to life this weekend with a musical twist. Fifteen pieces from the Salisbury Symphony will join the ensemble cast Friday (7:30 p.m.), Saturday (7:30 p.m.) and Sunday (2:30 p.m.) for a three-night run of the performance as part of the theater troupe’s annual fundraiser. Having had such successful fundraiser last year while featuring the Symphony, Executive Director Rod Oden and Fundraising Chair Alice Rich, who is also an actor made sure to bring them back to the table. “Last year, we did Titanic the musical,” Oden said. “OK, and it was it was incredible. We didn’t even know how it would go, and then we got in the room and from the minute they started playing, it was just it was electric. It was unlike anything I’d ever heard in that space.” Lee Street theatre’s black-box style set up allows the troupe to get creative.

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