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A photo essay of Point Park University's Conservatory Theatre company production of The Who's Tommy

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Lamont Walker II stars as Tommy in the Point Park University’s Conservatory Theatre Company production of The Who’s Tommy. The show continues at the Rockwell Theatre through Sun., Oct. 30. 222 Craft Ave., Oakland. $10-24. 412-392-8000 or www.pittsburghplayhouse.com.

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