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10/3: Jig Saw: The Look, Part 1

Posted on October 3, 2013 by Shiva

When I started to think about directing onstage, I wanted to do a period show, preferably one set in New York. All along, two sources of inspiration kept popping into my mind. #1: Kay Thompson’s Eloise at the Plaza, indelibly … Continue reading →

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10/3: Jig Saw: The Look, Part 1

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