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See staged readings of the finalists for this year's Homegrown Local Playwright's Festival at The Acrosstown Repertory Theatre. This year, Acrosstown asked playwrights to take an existing novel, short story, movie, song, video game, or other creative work to expand on in their play. Pay what you can - a...
See an all-female cast perform the William Shakespeare comedy "The Taming of the Shrew." Bianca can't marry until her older and abrasive sister, Katherina, gets married. Petrucio thinks he can tame this shrew of a woman and Lucentio thinks he can seduce Bianca and marry her. In the end, who...
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