7 in the Harlen Adams Theatre at Chico State with performances through Oct. The cast includes Arianna Nelson, Ali Hoghoughi, Mundo Ballejos, Skylar Wondrusch, Zach Troutman, William Morse, Marlene Bruce, Jessie Grimaldo, Claire Vandeman, Oliva Moffat, Emily Bunje, Julie Ewert, Andrey Moore, Sunny Martinez, Kayla Roehrig, Charlie Cave, Gabrielle Planells, Kira Cory, Shirley Erna Brill, Rachel Aquilina, Elisabeth Nini, Haley Thomas, and Luka Scholz. “It really challenges its audience and, while it is entertaining, it is also at times, very uncomfortable,” Miller said.
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