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Crowd cheers for Charlie

Gail, Judy, and Wendy were in the crowd for the last performance of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. (Jesse Ehlers: 481885_01)

Zest Theatre Group rounded out two weekends of performances of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory on Sunday, June 1.

Our photographer, Jesse Ehlers, snapped some of the people in the crowd for the final show.

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