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(l. to r.) Nathan Marinan (Dave Bukatinsky), Lee Palmer (Noah “Horse” T. Simmons), Dan DeLuca (Jerry Lukowski), Jordan Arrasmith (Ethan Girard), Joey Chelius (Malcolm MacGregor) and Zach Thomas Woods (Harold Nichols) in Skylight Music Theatre’s production of The Full Monty running September 24 – October 17, 2021.

(l. to r.) Lee Palmer (Noah “Horse” T. Simmons), Joey Chelius (Malcolm MacGregor), Jordan Arrasmith (Ethan Girard), Zach Thomas Woods (Harold Nichols) and Nathan Marinan (Dave Bukatinsky) in Skylight Music Theatre’s production of The Full Monty running September 24 – October 17, 2021.

(l. to r.) Nathan Marinan (Dave Bukatinsky), Lee Palmer (Noah “Horse” T. Simmons), Joey Chelius (Malcolm MacGregor), Jordan Arrasmith (Ethan Girard) and Zach Thomas Woods (Harold Nichols) in Skylight Music Theatre’s production of The Full Monty running September 24 – October 17, 2021.

(l. to r.) Dan DeLuca (Jerry Lukowski), Jordan Arrasmith (Ethan Girard, center), Zach Thomas Woods (Harold Nichols), Joey Chelius (Malcolm MacGregor), Lee Palmer (Noah “Horse” T. Simmons) and Nathan Marinan (Dave Bukatinsky) in Skylight Music Theatre’s production of The Full Monty running September 24 – October 17, 2021.

(l. to r.) Dan DeLuca (Jerry Lukowsk), Zach Thomas Woods (Harold Nichols), Jordan Arrasmith (Ethan Girard), Lee Palmer (Noah “Horse” T. Simmons), Joey Chelius (Malcolm MacGregor) and Nathan Marinan (Dave Bukatinsky) in Skylight Music Theatre’s production of The Full Monty running September 24 – October 17, 2021.

(l. to r.) Lee Palmer (Noah “Horse” T. Simmons), Abram Nelson (Nathan Lukowski), Nathan Marinan (Dave Bukatinsky), Dan DeLuca (Jerry Lukowski), Zach Thomas Woods (Harold Nichols) and Joey Chelius (Malcolm MacGregor) in Skylight Music Theatre’s production of The Full Monty running September 24 – October 17, 2021.

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