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Michael Mayer
Director Michael Mayer explains the juxtaposition of turn of the 20th century German teenage angst with modern rock and roll in Spring Awakening, recounts his first meeting with master playwright Arthur Miller before A View From The Bridge, addresses why he felt You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown needed a freshening up for its Broadway revival, and shares the process that made Sutton Foster the star of Thoroughly Modern Millie.
Original air date - July 7, 2006
Running Time - 57:22
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