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The company of A Loss of Roses poses with the family of the author William Inge. |
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The company and director (2nd row, center) of The Silver Cord with Margaret Howard (Sidney Howard's daughter - 1st row, far right), along with Rachel Urquhart (Sidney Howard's granddaughter - 1st row, far left), and Juliana Canfield (Sidney Howard's great-granddaughter - 2nd row, far left) |
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Dan Wackerman and Marie-Christine d’Usseau (wife of Arnaud d’Usseau) before a performance of The Ladies of the Corridor.
The 13th Street Theatre, October, 2005.
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Anne Kaufman (daughter of George Kaufman) and Laurence Maslon (editor of the Library of America anthology of Kaufman plays) participate in a talk back following a performance of The Talk of the Town.
Bank Street Theatre, December, 2004.
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