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well with how I relate to the people I care most about! "I'm a rarity in community theater, in that I'm aiming for this to be my full-time career," she adds. "Nevertheless, I do have a husband, two dogs and a cat, who have to make do without me every evening. Many weeks, we feel like we're on split shifts, with me saying goodbye just as my husband returns from work, but we make it work." "You have to coordinate meals, pet care, your friends and family," agrees Francis. "But the love we have for the art form and the craft makes those little sacrifices worth it." "The sacrifice of our free time is part of what makes community theater so wonderful," adds Young. "We don't spend all of this time working on a show because we're paid to do so. We do it because we love it and are passionate about creating something special on stage. "I hope audiences recognize how unbelievably talented our cast is, and realize how much work it took to bring these beloved characters to life," he says. "More than anything else, I want the audience to leave with a smile on their face having been entertained." https://arfb.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ArkansasFarmBureau https://twitter.com/arfb https://www.youtube.com/ArkansasFarmBureau https://tastearkansas.com/ We work for those who feed the world. Representing nearly 200,000 Arkansas families, Farm Bureau is the state's largest membership organization. arfb.com facebook.com/ArkansasFarmBureau twitter.com/arfb youtube.com/ArkansasFarmBureau tastearkansas.com 6 WHAT'S UP! FEBRUARY 5-11, 2023 Little Shop Continued From Page 5 Anna Joie, Brittany Tavernaro and Binta Francis are the Greek chorus in "Little Shop of Horrors," singing here with Jason LeCompte as the sadistic dentist. (Courtesy Photo/Chad Wigington for APT) ROGERS