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Community Corner Interview: David Vaughn Straughn of Pipeline

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Kendall spoke with David Vaughn Straughn, director of Live Arts upcoming production of Dominique Morisseau’s Pipeline. The show runs January 14th through January 30th, with a special Educator Reception on Saturday January 22nd, and an audience talk-back on Thursday, January 27th.  tickets and more info at: Live ArtsForging Theater and Community Since 1990 – Live Arts

 

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