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Students at Husson University will take to the stage this weekend.
The Husson theater group is performing the play The Easter Parade.
Written by a local playwright, this will be the world premiers of the production.
It's based on what happens in an accounting firm after tax season.
" One of the people who finds out he's being fired decides to take his last parting shot at people firing him, and without giving too much away, hilarity ensues," said Michael Churchill, an actor in the play.
You can check out The Easter Parade Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30 at the Gracie Theatre.
There's also a show Sunday afternoon at 2.
Tickets are $7 for adults, $3 for students.
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