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I'm still here

Book • 2011

This one-act play, 'I'm Still Here,' is a work by Ramona Baillie that has been performed at several venues including Central Alberta Theatre, New Ideas Festival, and The Arts & Letters Club.

The play is part of Baillie's body of work that reflects her expertise in both stage and screen writing.

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