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Glee Project Runner-Up, Ridgewood Native Performs at Bergen Community College
Ali Stroker, a Ridgewood native and contestent on the Glee Project, performed a one-woman show at Bergen Community College Tuesday.
Ridgewood native Ali Stroker performed a one-woman show in front of hundreds of high school and college students at Berge Community College’s Ciccone Theater Tuesday.
Stroker, who has been paralyzed and in a wheelchair since the age of two, has performed on the Glee Project, a competition that airs on the Oxygen network to land a spot on the popular musical comedy series Glee.
Stroker finished as runner up in the second season of the Glee Project but that wasn’t why she was performing on Tuesday.
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“Finding Glee” is the name of the one-woman show that Stroker wrote and performed at Bergen Community College. The show tells the story about her life up to and after Glee. Its goal is to send a message of hope to students, including the Bergen Pride students and special needs children in attendance.
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