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A Video Explanation of The Commons by Jamie Gahlon & Vijay Mathew

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We are really excited to be heading to Emerson with Polly Carl and David Dower to continue the work we began in 2009 on the American Voices New Play Institute through the creation of the Center for the Theater Commons. The following video explains what's happening and expresses our excitement far better than words. Enjoy!

 

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