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The Drama Department is ready to take the stage with its first fall show since the start of the pandemic. Since the department had wrapped up its last show just a week before Del Mar College closed its doors for the pandemic, the costume shop, scene shop and Finley Theatre had no lights on to shine upon talent. However, those days are now in the past. Under the direction of Drama Professor Carl Yowell, Del Mar will present “Circle Mirror Transformation” in November. The show opens on Nov. 5 with five public performances spread over two weekends. The shows, which…