“In the Dark” was slated to open in March but was scrapped because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Janna Karel
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Janna Karel joined the Las Vegas Review-Journal in 2016 as a web producer, shooting videos and managing social media for Features. In 2018, she became a Features reporter for the RJ. She previously worked as a travel writer for both a local magazine and television show. She studied education at UNLV.
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