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2012-2013 Season

Now on Youtube!

By Ariel Mitchell,
December 11, 2012 12:00 AM

by Ariel Mitchell, dramaturg

We now have a channel on youtube for the Gone Missing and The Cleverest Thief interviews that didn’t make it into the script, as well as other bonus videos about our devising process.

Come check it out at BYUCleverestThief and subscribe!

Here’s just one example of what you will find:

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Gone Missing / Cleverest Thief

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