Fish story
Edward Bloom (Will Beck) dances between fantasy and reality in the Moses Lake High School production of “Big Fish,” opening Friday.
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Edward Bloom (Kaleb Stanberry, right) prepares to tell young his son Will (Will Zuver) a scary bedtime story over the objections of his wife Sandra (Emma Leavitt).
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From left: Zacky Price (Porter Hansen), Edward Bloom (Will Beck) and Don Price (Alberto Rivera) prepare to have their fortunes told by a witch (Eve Fife) in the Moses Lake High School production of “Big Fish.”
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Will Bloom (Kaleb Stanberry) dances with his bride Josephine (Haley Dalton) in the Moses Lake High School production of “Big Fish,” opening Friday.
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Sandra Bloom (Emma Leavitt, center) plays peacemaker between her husband Edward (Will Beck, left) and her son Will (Kaleb Stanberry) in Moses Lake High School’s production of “Big Fish.”
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Characters of imagination and memory mix in the Moses Lake High School production of “Big Fish” opening Friday.
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MOSES LAKE — The line between fantasy and reality, and the lines between generations, are woven together in the musical “Big Fish,” opening Friday at Moses Lake High School.
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