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Stranger Than Fiction
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Swimming Through a Tsunami
Notes from Arden / A Lesson in Swimming, Deborah Klugman, Diana Wyenn, Michael Shutt, Stage Raw / 0 comments
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In the Land of Ancestors
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Stuff Happens
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An American in Fiji
These honors recognize how individual artists and productions were affectionately remembered by individuals belonging to our team of generationally, ethnically and gender-diverse writers.
Spite!: “The Merchant of Venice (Annotated)” and “Scintilla”
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Snehal Desai Takes Over at CTG
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2023 Stage Raw Awards Party Program
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2023 Stage Raw Awards Finalists
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I’ll Be Damned! It’s Nimrod
The trap of political satire is that if it sinks to the level of the idiocy that it’s railing against, it fails to provide a beam or a beacon. It’s just more yelling.