This March, Trinity Western University invites alumni and community members of all ages to campus for a spectacular production of the beloved classic, Anne of Green Gables. Jonathan Fehr (’09), Community Manager at the TWU Alumni Association, sat down with director of the play, Angela Konrad, in order to conduct an interview on the upcoming production. The following is a copy of their interview.

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