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Westfield Community Players Thrills with
VILLAINS CONSPIRE...Mike Talman (Joseph Lacerda) and Sgt. Carlino (James McArthur) meet Harry Roat (Jeff Caplan) in Westfield Community Players’ production of Wait Until Dark. The show completes its run this weekend with 8 p.m. shows on Friday and Saturday night.
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SUSAN MYRILL DOUGHERTY on
October 26, 2023
Westfield Community Players Thrills with

WESTFIELD — “Nightmare on Elm Street.” “Friday, the 13th.” “Scream.” It’s that time of year when movie theaters and TV channels pull out their slasher/high-thrill flicks. Likewise, the Westfield Community Players (WCP) theatre has pulled out all the stops in producing the two-act thriller, Wait Until Dark, by Frederick Knott. It’s the perfect time to see live theater that will make you sit on the edge of your seat and jump with fear.

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