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“Foster,” a multimedia performance presented by Kazoo! and Ed Video, was held at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church on Thursday April 10. The performance was led by Thomas Hammerton, Dan Ross and Dustin Seabrook. This performance used live and prerecorded audio and visuals to show a representation of a small town’s decay and how it effects both its human population and its infrastructure.
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