Join Dorian as she sits down with Carol Dunne, the artistic director of Northern Stage, to discuss the history and growth of the theater, unique productions, community engagement, planning a theater season, and the value of studying theater. Carol shares her journey as an actress and director, emphasizing the importance of creating meaningful theater experiences and the impact it has on individuals and communities. This conversation highlights Northern Stage's commitment to innovation, education, and supporting women in theater.
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