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Actors Aneisa Hicks (standing) and Paul Pryce, and production stage manager Em K. Ross ’24 at the laptop — Actors Aneisa Hicks (standing), Paul Pryce, and production stage manager Em K. Ross ’24 at the laptop
Image credit: Joel Haskell

Published on May 19, 2026

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In March, Wellesley Repertory Theatre offered in-process presentations of the seventh play of the Ufot Family Cycle, Lifted, at several Boston-area spaces—including Alumnae Hall Auditorium, in a homecoming for acclaimed playwright Mfoniso Udofia ’06. Pictured here at rehearsal are actors Aneisa Hicks (standing) and Paul Pryce, and production stage manager Em K. Ross ’24 at the laptop.

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