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Team’s labour of love

IT was lights, camera, action for the Creating Unity crew who performed their second annual stage show at the Christian Outreach Church last Friday.
The performance was titled “We, too, can be in love”, with every member of the group bringing a special talent to the performance.
Founded by husband and wife team, Paul and Karen Hinton, the Creating Unity team is made up of members of the community who share a passion for performing.
Paul and Karen founded the group at the beginning of last year and together the crew put on a successful performance in 2013 of a locally written play called “Hill Spirits”.
This year, the crew impressed audiences once more with their latest play, which Paul said was chosen to highlight that people with a disability were capable of love, just like everyone else.

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