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Kate Burton
Three-time Tony nominee Kate Burton discusses her newest show, the family drama The Water's Edge by Theresa Rebeck, and why she's drawn to characters who are once dark and witty, and she talks about other family matters as well, including how her famous father Richard felt about her entering the family business and her 17 summers at the Williamstown Theatre Festival, including 9 years when it was led by her husband Michael Ritchie.
Original air date - June 16, 2006
Running Time - 36:22
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