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Friday Phone Call

Friday Phone Call # 10

Wendy Goldberg of the O'Neill

02 March 2012

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10 The David Dower Friday Phone Call with Wendy Goldberg of the O'Neill.mp3

Wendy and I talk about her work with the O’Neill Conference, her approach to the director/playwright relationship, and the longevity of creative partnerships in the new play sector.

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