The American Theatre Wing: Working in the Theater

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{"value"=>"<p>The American Theater Wing's documentary series <span class=\"title\">Working in the Theater</span> explores the inner workings of the theater industry, bringing together performers, directors, playwrights, designers, choreographers, and behind-the-scenes personnel in discussions. This seminar is titled \"Performance.\" In addition to Foster and Mary Alice discussing their roles in <span class=\"title\">Having Our Say</span>, the panelists are Matthew Broderick (<span class=\"title\">How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying</span>), Alan Campbell (<span class=\"title\">Sunset Boulevard</span>), John Glover (<span class=\"title\">Love! Valour! Compassion!</span>), Robert Sean Leonard (<span class=\"title\">Arcadia</span>), and Helen Mirren (<span class=\"title\">A Month in the Country</span>). They talk about how they started performing, their lessons and training, the challenges of working on their current productions, and the playwright's involvement in a production. Presented by CUNY TV.</p>"}
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