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Reviewing a Parody of Shakespeare’s R&J

Sherry Wyse, English Literature Instructor | Lee Chwi Lynn, BFM | Tina Carmillia, BFM

25-Feb-16 14:30

Reviewing a Parody of Shakespeare’s R&J

We talked our way into a dress-rehearsal and realizing that many a technical slip between tonight and opening night can be fixed, we veer away from any discussion of line hiccups, miscued light changes, etc., and focused on the elements that engaged us.


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