Kaden Hobbs And McKenna Proffitt Join Mark Creter To Discuss Funny Girl

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In this episode, Mark Creter sits down with young actors Kaden Hobbs and McKenna Proffitt from Warren Arts to discuss their upcoming production of Funny Girl. They share what first inspired them to get involved in community theatre and reflect on the impact Warren Arts has had on their artistic growth. Kaden and McKenna also touch on the origins of Warren Arts, announce the dates and times for Funny Girl, and preview a few exciting performances coming up in the near future.

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