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'WHOSE LIVE ANYWAY?' wins laughs, applause from appreciative Cache Valley audience

By cachevalleydaily.com · August 30, 2026 · 1 min read
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LOGAN – Another of several upcoming National Touring Season extra attractions burst onto the Ellen Eccles Theatre stage here on Aug. Featuring 90-minutes of hilarious improvised comedy, the very familiar production was entitled WHOSE LIVE ANYWAY?

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