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Bellbrook grad finalist in “Glee” search

By Amelia Robinson | Wednesday, April 7, 2010, 03:03 PM

From Drew Simon, contributing writer

A Bellbrook resident is among the finalists in “Glee” auditions being held by Cincinnati TV station WXIX Channel 19.

Erin Berry, 20, a 2008 graduate of Bellbrook High School, is one of 19 finalists chosen to compete in the next round of the competition.

Berry will next take the stage Friday, April 9 from 8-10 p.m. at the Patricia Corbett Theater at the College-Conservatory of Music on the campus of the University of Cincinnati. Judges at the event will pick one finalist to move on.

The winner of the contest will have a video submission produced by the Cincinnati Fox affiliate and sent directly to “Glee” casting producers, said Kevin Goryl, marketing director at WXIX.

For more information visit www.fox19.com and or click here.

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