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On this day ...

...my request to join the company, the only one who did. She said she knew the kind of commitment it would require and she wasn’t able to give that. She...
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A conversation with J.T. Rogers

...is also structurally a series of intimate conversations behind closed doors, the kinds of which most people never get to hear, and start to realize, “oh, this is how power...
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JUST history plays?!

...her improvisation skit about what kind of mission that would look like! PJ: I honestly can’t remember any others. We had this one right outta the gate. No turnin’ back....
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A conversation with Sarah Treem

...generating the type of audience discussion you had hoped for, or have there been responses that surprised you? ST: I don’t think I hoped for any specific kind of response....
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The Interview: Lili-Anne Brown

...say, not really. So it’s nice when colleagues know what kind of play is my kind of play. PJ and Nick knew it would be a good fit. God bless...
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Getting to know Kimberly

...words describe her perfectly. Plus, I also have the memory of my experience working with her about three or four years ago when she directed mini-plays for the Steppenwolf Cross-Town...
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Why this again

...that again?” is asked of any American classic. We wonder what new could possibly be mined from The Glass Menagerie, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Our Town, The Crucible, Long...
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Dear TimeLine, What Does Voting Mean To You?

...and Township were the two primary levels of government I was aware of. My father was a minor elected official in the Township. I doubt that his duties took more...
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Catching up with Marya Grandy

...that has that kinetic, nonstop energy, and it’s incredibly invigorating. It will sound a bit odd, but my strongest memories are of how kind the people of New York are....
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Celebrating 100 years of Baird Hall

...goes for making the stories, too. The walls of Baird have seen their share of both kinds of communities forming. The Wellington Avenue United Church of Christ building dates to...