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Kyle Hartwick

Kyle from Tempe, Arizona, Kyle has a passion for the arts and creative process and is beyond thrilled to make his formal stage acting debut in Veronica’s Room. With nearly 10 years of musical performance experience and numerous appearances in short films and videos, Kyle wishes to bring his unique performance experiences and skills to the stage; a setting he wishes to spend a good deal of time at perfecting.

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Veronica's Room

From the author of Rosemary’s Baby comes an harrowing labyrinth of suspense, entwining fantasy and reality. The story begins in 1973; Susan and her boyfriend, Larry have been enticed to the Brabissant mansion by the Mackeys, a charming, elderly Irish couple who are struck by Susan’s strong resemblance to Veronica, the long-dead daughter of the family for whom they work. Veronica’s room has been untouched by time and has been left exactly as it was in 1935. The mystery deepens as twist after twist unravels the frail threads of reality. Is it 1973 or 1935? Will Susan ever leave Veronica’s room?

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