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In March 2020, COVID-19 made its grand entrance onto the scene, and that became the cue for live community theater to exit stage left. Programs for the rest of the year were canceled, and theatergoers were left to in-home, virtual performances that, meh, don’t quite scratch the itch for everyone. “To be quite frank, I don’t believe in virtual events,” said John Rich, director of the Regional Theatre of the Palouse, based in Pullman. “Unless you do them really professionally and with multiple cameras, I find they don’t really capture the show. I find people tune in, and then they tune out. I know people across the country are doing it, and I’ve gone to a few. But by the end there’s just a handful (of people watching),” Rich said.

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