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Friendship, hope at heart of Burien Actors Theatres The Sandwich Ministry, which continues Saturday, May 3

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Burien Actors Theatre continues its production of "The Sandwich Ministry," showcasing themes of friendship and hope on Saturday, May 3. The performance begins at 7:30 PM local time and wraps up at 4:00 AM GMT on May 4. This event takes place at 140 S 140th St in Burien, Washington, within the Seattle Metropolitan Area. The play explores feelings of uncertainty and connection, resonating deeply with the local audience. By addressing these universal themes, the theatre aims to engage and uplift the community.

The production is part of a series of concerts and music events designed to enrich the cultural landscape of the Pacific Northwest. Attendees can purchase tickets via the theatre’s website. This initiative reflects the importance of local art in fostering community connections amid broader societal challenges.

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