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Alex Brown
Alex Brown writes fiction (Finding Losses, 2014) and nonfiction (In Print: Text and Type, 1989) and earns a living as a consultant to magazine publishers. She studied filmmaking at NYU and has directed a dozen plays in central Vermont.
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Theater Review: 'I Am My Own Wife,' Lost Nation Theater
Now at Lost Nation Theater, the one-person show I Am My Own Wife presents the life of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf (1928-2002), a Berliner who…
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Theater Review: 'The Play That Goes Wrong,' Northern Stage
Not everyone loves being onstage, but those who do often love it so much that they make ideal subjects for comedy. Dressing up and…
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Theater Review: 'Breakfalls,' Vermont Stage
Vermont Stage has produced the premiere of local playwright Gina Stevensen's Breakfalls, a show refined in collaboration with the cast and crew over a…
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Theater Review: 'Constellations,' Northern Stage
The splendid individual parts make a still greater whole in Northern Stage's entrancing production of Constellations. Every aspect of theater aligns. The ingredients include…
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Theater Review: 'Suite Surrender,' Girls Nite Out Productions
The set's gleaming piano, swanky chairs and well-stocked bar convey the calm of a parlor in a luxury hotel suite. But no matter how…
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Theater Review: 'Selling Kabul,' Northern Stage
Playwright Sylvia Khoury's war story takes place in an apartment. It's a place of hiding, not battle, but the merciless world outside controls everyone…
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Theater Review: 'Cadillac Crew,' Vermont Stage
Lost in the history of the civil rights movement are the stories of women who traveled to the newly desegregated South to campaign for…
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Theater Review: 'The Thanksgiving Play,' Dorset Theatre Festival
In Larissa FastHorse's glorious satire, the play within the play keeps sticking out a turkey leg, collapsing under the cultural weight of a story…
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