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JANET EDMONDS July 23, 1966 – May 20, 2017

We love her impish glance to the audience in this photo.   On May 19, 2017 many here in St. John's awoke to a simple message on our phones. A little red heart.  It would, for some, be the last message from their friend, actor and playwright, Janet Edmonds.  An active member of the theatre and film community in St. John's, she worked into her final weeks. She is dearly and sorely missed. 
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