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Donald Margulies |
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Donald Margulies
Donald Margulies talks about his Broadway experiences during the run of Brooklyn Boy in 2005, as well as the experience of revisiting Sight Unseen with Manhattan Theatre Club more than a decade after their acclaimed Off-Broadway production, and surveys his own work from Found a Peanut to the Pulitzer Prize-winning Dinner with Friends.
Original air date - March 11, 2005
Running Time - 50:08
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