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THEATRE ARTISTIC STAFF TOO DIRECTOR/SET DESIGN JacAlder MUSICAL DIRECTOR Terry Dobson COSTUME DESIGN Michael Robinson LIGHTING DESIGN Josh Blann SCENE SYNOPSIS & MUSICAL NUMBERS CAST SETTI NG: LOUIS/MORITO/CPA KESAAND MORITOis set in Jackie L. Kemp medieval Japan. MEDIUM/AUNT MONICA R SHOMAN is set in 1951, New York *Amy Mills City. KESA/WIFE/ACTRESS GLORYDAY is set in 2002, New York *Jennifer Noth City THIEF/REPORTER Daylon Walton ACT I ACT II JANITOR/PR! EST SCENEONE: KESA AND MORITO SCENE ONE: KESA AND MORITO *Ashley Wood "Kesa" KESA "Morito" MORITO MUSICIANS PIANO/KEYBOARDS SCENETWO:RSHOMAN SCENE TWO: GLORYDAY Ter Dobson "The Janitor" JANITOR ry "Confession/Last Year" CON FESSO R/PRIEST WOODWINDS "She Looked at Me" THIEF "The Greatest Practical Joke" AU NT Mo NI CA Ellen Kaner "See What I Wanna See" WIFE & THIEF "First Message" PRIEST PRODUCTION STAFF "Central Park" CPA "Big Money" THIEF & HUSBAND Michael John AEA STAGE MANAGER "The Park" THIEF "Second Message" PRIEST & ACTRESS *Sally Soldo "Coffee" ACTRESS "Murder" TH IE F LaChiusa woRos & Music TECHNICAL DIRECTOR "Best Not to Getlnvolved" JANITOR "GloryDay" PRIEST & ENSEMBLE Daniel Pucul "Louie" WIFE "Curiousity/Prayer" REPORTER, ACTRESS, CPA, & PRIEST Mr. La Chiusa came to Dallas for the first SCENIC ARTIST "The Medium and The Husband" time in 2004 to see both his First Lady David Walsh MEDIUM & HUSBAND "Third Message/Feed the Lions" PRIEST Suite (which was being produced in Theatre PRODUCTION ASSISTANT "Quartet" HUSBAND, WIFE, THIEF, & "There Will Be A Miracle" AUNT MONICA "Prayer" (reprise) ACTRESS, CPA, REPORTER Too) and his musical The Wild Party (which Maryam Baig Lush MEDIUM was being produced in Theatre Three). In PRODUCTION CREW "NoMore"THIEF, MEDIUM, "Rising, Up/Finale" ACTRESS, REPORTER, CPA, Katherine Marchant, David HUSBAND, & WIFE AUNT MONICA, & PRIEST conversation with Theatre Three director Pluebell, Gillian Salerno-Rebic & "Death" MEDIUM & HUSBAND Jae Alder after seeing the shows here, he Christine Smith "Light in the East" JANITOR expressed an extreme appreciation for the "Finale" HUSBAND, WIFE, THIEF, talent of all the performers saying, "We MEDIUM, &JANITOR could have used a slew of them in the New York productions."

Alder says, "LaChiusa's musical genius is iconoclastic and born out of constant experimentation with tonalities, harmonies and rhythms, always with a superb sense See What I Wanna See was originally produced in October 2005 at , Oskar of theatricality. That theatricality carries Eustis, Artistic Director; Mara Manus, Execu­ over to his richly inventive lyrics and his ,.. tive Director. unexpected shaping of narratives." The World Premiere of See What I Wanna See was produced by the Williamstown Theatre His latest work, the music and lyrics for Festival, Michael Ritchie, Producer. Please silence your cell phones and all , will be seen later this season at the electronic devices. No photography or See What I Wanna See was commissioned Dallas Theater Center. * indicates members working under Actor's videography is allowed without the consent of by and developed at Works, Equity Association contracts in this production. the theater. Thomas Cott, Artistic Director, with the ** indicates a performer enrolled in the AEA generous support of the Gilman Gonzalez-Falla Michael John's most recent work includes membership candidate program. There will be one 15 minute intermission Foundation and Ted and MaryJo Shen and the between Acts I & 11. Shen Family Foundation. the music and lyrics for Giant, (book by a SEE \VHAT I\VANNA SEE BIOGRAPHIES

LEFT TO RIGHT: lackie L. Kemp, lenniferNoth, and Ashley Wood

Advisory Board of the Arts of the critically acclaimed a Local Playwright." Terry ); Los Otros, he was the Brena and Lee the Akutagawa Prize, which Magnet High School, is on TheatreToo productions. is also the Director of the (book by Ellen Fitzhugh); Freeman Composer-in- is generally considered the KERA Advisory Board, Myths 11[,Hymns, First Lady Turtle Creek Chorale's small and the score forMaria Ait- Residence. Mr. LaChiusa among the most presti- and, through the Dallas Suite, Elegies: A Song Cycle, group ensemble, ENCORE! ken's production of As You is an Obie-Award winner gious Japanese literary Area Cultural Advocacy The Big Bang, Six Dance Like It at the Shakespeare ( and First Lady awards foraspiring writers. Coalition, is a member Lessons in Six Weeks, Flam- Michael Robinson Suite) Theatre, Washington D.C. and the recipient of of the 2011 Advisory ing Guns of The Purple Sage COSTUME DESICN » Mr. As a composer, lyricist and the Gilman-Gonzalez-Falla ARTISTIC STAFF Committee forDallas and Songs Froman Unmade Robinson's recent assign- librettist, his other works Musical Theatre Award. He Arts Advocacy Day. He is Bed are among his favorites. ment at Theatre Three was include BernardaAlba, See has provided scores for the Jae Alder DIRECTOR/SET supported in the mission Terry has performedwith The Roads to Home; prior What I Wanna See, The children's television show DESICN » Mr. Alder serves ofTheatreThree by many The Dallas.Theater Center, credits are The Drowsy Highest Yellow (book by on Nick Jr, The Wonder Theatre Three as Executive artists, a hard-working and Casa Manana, Lyric Stage, Chaperone, TheRoyal John Strand,) , Pets, forwhich he received Producer-Director. He is a dedicated staff, and the FM PAT, Theatre Arlington, Family, Bedroom Farce, Bill Hello Again, , two Emmy Awards. He is co-founder (in 1961) ofThe- energies of the theatre's The Philadelphia Theater W. Dr.11[, Bob, Defiance, The and Break/Agnes/Eulogy currently on the facultyof atreThree, followingthe generous and inventive Company and The Red Light 'in the Piazza and for Mister Hamm. Mr. . leadership of his late wife, Board of Directors. His Barn Theater in Key West, Lost in the Stars. He has LaChiusa was represented Norma Young. Jae directed thanks to all, and to all of Florida. Terry won a Leon designed many shows for on Broadway during the and designed the final2009 Theatre Three's playgoers, Rabin Award and is the Contemporary Theatre of 1999-2000 season by Ryunosuke season show, Lost in the he extends his usual admo- recipient of numerous "Col- Dallas, Coppell Community The Wild Party and Marie Stars, last season's Amy's . nition: "Enjoy yourselves!" umn Awards". As an actor, Theatre, CrossRoads Christine, receiving nomina- Akutagawa View, and most recently Terry has appeared in T3 Theatre, Garland Civic tions forBest Score and SHORT STORIES this season's 33 Variations Terry Dobson MUSICAL productions of Sylvia, Nice Theatre, Garland Summer Best Book (with George C. and Travesties. Additionally, DIRECTOR» Mr. Dobson People Dancing to Good Musicals, Kauffman Civic Wolfe on The Wild Party) for Short-story writer, poet, he has also either directed has been a member of Country Music, Beyond Theatre, Lyric Stage, Irving; each show and he received and essayist, one of the or designed many shows Theatre Three's Artistic Therapy, Death Defying Uptown Players, Dallas; and a Tony nomination forBest firstJapanese modernists on both stages. His other Staff since May 1980. He Acts, God's Man in Texas, WaterTowerTheatre, Addi- Book (with translated into English, duties include heading the currently serves as T3's Dirty Blonde and Glorious. son. His Awards include Chronicle and Jim Lewis) for Akutagawa published no administrative and financial Musical Director and Mr. Dobson recently wrote Best Costume Shop, Dallas of a Death Foretold. His full-length novel. He was a team of the theatre, select- Company Manager. Terry & performed (with Sally Observer; Best Costumes include Send (who ,, stylistic perfectionist, who ing repertoire, and working directed (and accompa- Soldo) an autobiographical forOld Settler, Dallas/ are you? I love you) which often favoredmacabre in the community and in nied) the longest running cabaret piece titled My Ft. Worth Critics Forum premiered at the Houston themes. His short stories Texas forthe promotion stage production in Dallas Own Private Diva which Awards; and the Rabin Lovers Grand , and 'In a Grove' and '' of the arts. In this latter theater history --Theatre won the DFWTheatre Award for Best Costumes in and Friends (Chautauqua inspired Akira Kurosawa's capacity, he served on the Three's production of/ Love Critics Forum Award for a Play or Musical. Variations) which classic filmfrom 1950. In board ofTexas Non-Profit You, You're Perfect, Now "Best New Play of 2006" premiered at the Lyric 1935, the writer's friend Theatres, is a foundingand Change. He also directed and a Column Award for Opera of Chicago, where Kikuchi Kan established continuing member of the and/or accompanied many "Outstanding New Work by C SEE WHATI WANNA SEE BIOGRAPHIES

LEFT TO RIGHT: Daylon Walton and Amy Mills

Josh Blann LICHTINC in all 10 years of the Dallas for Lyric Stage, Irving; Big Dallas Summer Musicals. Daylon Walton THIEF/ Theatre Three debut in 1995 DESICN » Mr. Blann has Divas for Lyric Stage. She River, The Mikado, Are You Regionally, she has REPORTER» Mr. Walton is in All in the Timing, and designed lighting for many has also performedand/ Being Served?, All Shook performedat The MU NY, back on our stage and will consequently performed shows at Theatre Three or choreographed at the Up, Footloose, Phantom, Northshore Music Theatre, be remembered in his last in The Coconuts, Our Town, including: Lost in the Dallas Summer Musicals, Christmas My Way, and Arkansas Rep, and the Cape appearance on our Norma The Fantasticks, Racing Stars, House (of House and Dallas Repertory Theatre; The Mousetrap forGarland Playhouse. Amy works on Young Arena Stage, playing Demon, Old Wicked Songs, Garden), and Amy's View. Casa Marianain Ft. Worth, Civic Theatre; and Assassins, staffat T3, teaches musical the role of Bernard in Don't The Miser,Mrs. Warren's Josh is an Associate Profes- Lyric Stage in Irving, and Deathtrap, and Cabaret for theatre at Dallas Children's Dress for Dinner. Some of Profession, The Devil's sor of Drama at Tarrant Garland Summer Musicals; Theatre Coppell. Theater, and hides out in his favoriteproductions/ Disciple, The Mousetrap, County College-Northwest, and regionally in the Burt Oak Cliffwith her husband, roles have included Oliver!/ and Trysts in Toledo. In the where he teaches acting Reynolds Jupiter Theater, Amy MillsMEDIUM/ actor Doug Jackson, and Bill Sykes; Beauty and the Metroplex, he has appeared and directs plays forthe Chanhassen Theaters, AUNT MONICA» Ms. Mills their two daughters, Emily Beast/Gaston; Cat on a at Contemporary Theatre of mainstage season at Country Dinner Playhouse, most recently appeared and Abigail. Hot Tin Roof/Brick, Equus/ Dallas, The Dallas Theater Theatre Northwest. He is a and Windmill Dinner on stage at Theatre Three Nugget; The Sound of Center, Ec;hoTheatre, member of Actors' Equity Theater circuits. Sally, a in Why Torture is Wrong Jennifer NothKESA/WIFE/ Music/Capt. Von Trapp; and Kitchen Dog Theater, and Association and received member of Actor's Equity and the People Who Love ACTRESS» Ms. Noth returns Requiem For a Heavyweight/ Second Thought Theatre, his MFA in acting from Association, makes her Them. Favorite shows at to our stage, back with Mountain McClintock. This all in Dallas; WaterTower UNC-Chapel Hill. home in Dallas with her T3 include The 25th Annual the gang at T3. She was year he was recognized Theatre in Addison; and husband, Jon Veon, and Putnam County Spelling firstseen on the T3 stage with a Column award for Circle Theatre and Stage SallySoldo AEA STACE son, Jonathan. Bee, Merrily We Roll Along, over ten years ago as The his portrayal of Nugget in West in Ft. Worth. Televi- MANAGER» Ms. Soldo Spinning Into Butter, The Hooker in The World Goes Uptown Players' produc- sion credits include The has served Theatre Three CAST Imaginary Invalid, Pump- I Round (Column Award win- tion of Equus. When not Good Guys, FridayNight in many capacities in the boys and Dinettes, Into the ner). Her appearances in on stage, Daylon spends Lights, and Walker, Texas past 27 years including: JackieL. Kemp LOUIS/ Woods, Second Threshold, Metroplex venues include his time as a professional Ranger. performer (29 productions), MORITO/CPA » Mr. Kemp The Threepenny Opera, the Dallas Theater Center, photographer, shooting stage manager (15 produc- is a Dallas native, making Heartbeats, A... My Name is the Meyerson, and Fair Park both terrestrial and tions), choreographer (4 his firstappearance in Alice, First Ladies Suite, and Music Hall in Dallas; and underwater subjects. productions), publicity the Theatre Too space, I Love You, You're Perfect, at Casa Marianaand Bass director, receptionist, after previously appearing Now Change. She received Hall in Ft. Worth. Most Ashley Wood JANITOR/ costume shop seamstress upstairs at Theatre Three in a Rabin Award forher per- recently, Jenn appeared PRIEST» Mr. Wood is back and as a percussionist 33 Variations and Travesties. formanceas Alice Beane on the Broadway National at Theatre Too, where he behind the scenes. She has His other credits include in Lyric Stage's production Tour of Mamma Mia! She spent three years perform- been the recipient of the local appearances in Ten of Titanic. She has been is a graduate of the Tisch ing in I Love You, You're Rabin Award, the Column Nights in a Barroom, HMS seen locally at Stage West, School of the Arts at New Perfect, Now Change. He Award, the Dallas Times Pinafore, Heaven Can Wait, Dallas Children's Theater, York University. was most recently onstage Herald Theatre Critics Best and The Pirates of Penzance The Labyrinth Theatre, Casa upstairs swinging from the Actress Award, and was for Irving Community The- Manana, Bass Hall, Dallas chandelier in Don't Dress the only "Diva" to perform atre, Main Stage; Fiorello! Theater Center, and the for Dinner. Ashley made his CT3PATRONS CT3PATRONS SUPPORTERS Theatre Three is supported by its Board of Directors, by subscribers, by funds from the :,rACA Office of Cultural Affairs Funding the arts CITY OF DALLAS is our business City of Dallas Officeof Cultural Affairs,The Texas Commission on the Arts, The National NATIONAL Endowment for the Arts, and The Shubert Foundation. 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(continued) Dear Playgoer, Let us share these plans with you THE ANNUAL FUND personally. Please fillout the contact Thank you to all of our subscribers and donors who generously made contributions Thank you for supporting the earlier this spring towards our upcoming 50th season. informationand leave it at the box theatre by your attendance! Bringing officeor mail it to us. We are hopeful the work of talented composers and that some of you will be interested Eileen and Harvey Rosenblum, Mr. David Mrs. Mark H. Walters, Kay & Harry Weaver, writers to a new public is the essence in volunteering time along with Ross, Ms. Tricia Rowen, Dewayne & Sharon Ralph 0. Weber, Charles & Laura Weems, of how we measure our success. Fifty personal gifts. Togetherwe want Roy, Mr. & Mrs. Warren Rubin, Rick Russell, Rod & Grace Weiland, Paula A. Welch, Sara years after beginning the work of this to make this a memorable year of Betty Sarratt, June Saucer, Hal & Mary Jo Whipple, Jim and Tammy White, Audrey Schneider, Bill & Carol Schucany, Jim & Wick, Michael Wiethorn, Donna Wilhelm, theatre, I see astonishing maturity in special achievements. Marilyn Schwartz, Fred & Betty Secker, Ed & Ylva Wolfgang, Lee & Ramona the depth and breadth of the talent Robert & Sharon Sehon, Norman & Susan Woodrum, Mr. James A. Woods, Brandon S. pool of professional performers, Sincerely, Sereboff, Jerry Setliff& Joyia Elinson, Jean & Gale Marks Wright, Paul & Alison Wright, directors, and designers: never & Rudy Seward, Brooks & Vicki Shafer, Ms. Ken & Anita Wrobel, Shirley Zsohar has Dallas been so rich in artistic Nancy S. Shamblin, Mr. Donald A. Shannon, Pat Shaughnessy, Ms. Janet Spencer Shaw, Donations given as ofJune 24, 2011 resources. And the more the work Jerry Shults, Bill Sims, Robert Skeen, Katie of our artists is seen, the audience Jae Alder Slack, Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Sloan, Ms. Jane grows -- not only in size but in the EXECUTIVE PRODUCER-DIRECTOR G. Slover, Mr. Bill Smith, Evelyn Smith, power of the perceptions, in their James Smith, Neal & Jean E. Smith, Will ···············-··-···--· .. ···--······---········-�·-····--···· & Mary Lou Smith, Jay Murter & Tomas positive influence on the Art and, I YES! YES! YES! Soto, Beth Sparks, Mr. & Mrs. Lee Spencer, believe, on the community. Stephen & Susan Spencer, Ted & Patti Yes, I want to support Theatre Three's 50th Steinke, Terry & Betsy Sterkel, Mr. & Mrs. Theatre Three is a place where you Anniversary Season objectives. Contact me! Richard Stern, J.D. & Nancy Stevens, Carolyn matter. & Thomas Stewart, Ginger Stieber, Billie Stone, Ms. Jean Stoner, Mr. & Mrs. Jim DONOR INFORMATION Strunc, Frank Sulzbach, Capt. Stewart W. The board and staffhere, inspired Swacker, Anne Tabb, Dr. Joan M. Tamez, to mark the 50th Anniversary with name Nita Mae Tannebaum, David Tannenbaum, a growth spurt of capabilities, are Ken Tapscott, Pat Tarpley, Nancy Strickland, address Don Taylor, Mrs. Gus Taylor, Carter & about to launch the theatre's Annual Fund Campaign to support three Shirley Thompson, Judith H. Thornton, Joy city & B. A. Threet, Gary & Pam Tolbert, John 50th Anniversary Season objectives. & Marilyn Tolle, Ms. Eleanor Trachtenberg, state zip code Barbara S. Turner, Leland Turner, Patricia L. 1. Facility and equipment upgrades Turner, Ginger Uhr, Dan Van Pelt, Russell e-mail & Sylvia Vardell, Ms. Pamela Venne, Mr. to enhance the audience experience, 2. Expanded services to educators Benjamin Vincent, Robert Vivona, Cynthia phone & Jim Waits, Jonathan & Nancy Walker, and students, Joseph P. Walker III, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. 3. Financial support forartists in patron number {if known) Walker Jr., James F. & Barbara Wallis, Dr. & rehearsals and performance. Bring or mail to: I'm confidentyou can finda place Theatre Three, Inc. to engage in one or more of the 2800 Routh Street, Suite 168 IN MEMORIAM differentparts of this planning. The Dallas, Texas 75201 Supporters wishing to consider legacies to the theatre are eligible forprofessional financial officialcampaign won't start until Phone: advice through Theatre Three's development office. Contact Cory Norman at 214-871-3300, ext. September, when all aspects of 214-871-3300 208. the campaign will be in place and Contributions have been made in memory of,or from the estates of: Eleanor Bushman Berman, solicitations forsupport will be Fred and Mary Buchanan, Sam rJ(_Shirley Catter, Margaret Hatcher Coit, Bill Dallas, Gene Diskey, Fax: William T. Dobson, Scott Everheart, Dwain Fail, Javad Fiuzat, MD, Dr. Joel B. Goldsteen, Paula inaugurated. What I can tell you now 214-871-3131 Goodlet, Oliver Hailey, Ann Ray Kelly, Lloyd W. Kitchens Jr., MD, Sidney Lynn, Anne Weeks is, that a hard working board and Jackson, Jim Jackson, Lynn Mathis, Polly Lou McAdams Moore, Zane Prather, Masha Porte, leading donors are making it possible Keep up online at: ,, Carolyn Ryburn, Frank Rey, Martin B. Roberts, Mary Blanche Scales, Charlotte E. Schumacher, that many gifts to the Annual Fund www.theatre3dallas.com Edward B. Summerhill, Lynn Townsley, May Tweed, Audrey B. Waite, June Webb, Marlene Webb, will be matched. Evelyn Wilke, Martha Roselyn Wright, and Norma Young C T3 SEASON CALENDAR

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WILD OATS ART OF MURDER SEE WHAT I WANNA SEE SUPERIOR DONUTS August II - September 10 April 12 - May 12 July 15 -August 14 March 16 - April 15 A wild, wild West comedy by A Dallas premiere of the Edgar A multimedia musical by A dark comedy by Pulitzer James Mclure. Winning Mystery by Joe DiPietro. Michael John LaChiusa. Prize winner, Tracy Letts. The anarchy of Englishman John O'Keefe's Proving an unsurpassed talent to amuse, A powerful musical of lust, greed, murder, Both funny and gut-punching sad, this 18th century comic masterpiece gets a I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change faith and redemption. "Entertains and witty, seductive, and greatly entertaining savvy makeover as it's transported into lyricist and book writer, Joe Di Pietro, astonishes at the same time.•. " "Will story is set in Chicago's most diverse TICKETS& a lavishly rowdy Muleshoe, Texas in the tackles the mystery genre -- and won the knock you flat ..'' "Stunning." communities and celebrates the Theatre Three, Inc. INFORMATION 18oo's, with a stage teeming with crooked Edgar Award for Best Playl Here Di Pietro redemptive power of friendship. 2800 Routh Street 214-871-3300 landlords, an Indian scout, barn-storming dives into the rarifiedworld of high priced Suite 168 theatre3dallas.com DUETS actors, a local madam and passels of art, towering ego clashes and high style September 9 - October 9 THE EXONERATED Dallas, Texas 75201 happily corruptible cowpokes intrigue. May II- June ro An international comedy by An astonishing docudrama by A CATERED AFFAIR BLOODYBLOODY ANDREW Peter Quilter. JessicaBlank and Erik Jensen. October 13 - November 12 JACKSON Translated into 20 languages and A Broadway musical with score June 7 - July 7 performedin 33 countries, this comedy True stories of six wrongfully convicted explores the sometimes slapstick nature defendants "The #1 play of the year... by JohnBucchino, book adaptation A Dallas premiere of Broad­ of love at fiftyand beyond Two actors play intense and deeply affecting " - The New by Harvey Fierstein. way's rock musical with music eight roles in this fourpart, fast-paced York Times. Winner of the Drama Desk This Broadway musical shows the and lyrics by Michael Friedman, fun.filled laugh-fest and Outer Critics Circle Award. touching but monumentally impractical book by Alex Timbers sacrificeof parents to provide their This colorful, multi-prize-winning, tongue­ IT'S ONLY LIFE beloved daughter a beautiful wedding. in-cheek and very cheeky rock musical November II - December II All its powerful emotions are elevated exuberantly shows the seventh president by composer John Bucchino's gorgeous Songs of celebrated cabaret of the of America as virile, and Broadway composer, score and evocative lyrics. bold, complex, and even corrupt, as he John recklessly wrestles political power away Bucchino. LABETE from the elite and back to his ga-ga public. Bucchino is having a "mini festival" this December 8 - January 14 All this while he fightsthe Indians, British, season with both this revue in Theatre A London and New York Spanish and French forwestward land, Too and his musical on The Norma and fightsduels just for sport, Young Arena Stage The revue provides prizewinning comedy by David a catalogue of romance approached with Hirson, inspired by Moliere. high expections, high anxiety, and open When a pig-headed patron in 17th century hearts. France imposes a vulgar street performer on the court's most prestigious comedy I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW company, there are fireworksof indigna­ CHANGE tion and protestations. The exhilarating January 20 - February 19 debate of the play pitches the crass comic against the intellectually swift and socially The hit revue for all romantics significantMoliere-like satirist who runs by Jimmy Roberts � Joe DiPietro. the company. The annual bring-back of the longest run· ning show in Dallas history, the perennial THE FARNSWORTH INVENTION hit musical comedy review of courtship February 16 - March 17 and marriage returns just in time for The mile-a-minute Broadway Valentine's Day. dramaby Aaron Sorkin, 20II Oscar-winning writer of Social Network and TV's The West ,. Wing. It's 1929. Two ambitious visionaries race against each other to invent a device called "television". Who will discover the key to the powerful innovation of the 20th century: the ruthless media mogul, or the self-taught Idaho farm boy? /

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