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Ruben Santiago-Hudson | the Importance of Being Earnest | Lydia and the Troll the and | Lydia Being Earnest of the Importance Jitney | Wilson's August FEBRUARY 28 - MARCH 29, 2020 29, 28 - MARCH FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 2020 DIRECTED BY RUBEN SANTIAGO-HUDSON AS YOU LIKE IT | INDECENT | THE GREAT MOMENT | SHOUT SISTER SHOUT! | TRUE WEST | THE CHILDREN AUGUST WILSON'S JITNEY | THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST | LYDIA AND THE TROLL FEBRUARY 2020 Board of Trustees February 2020 | Volume 39, No. 7 CHAIR VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Amy Bautista Karen Fletcher Juli Farris Kosmos Management Civic Leader Keller Rohrback LLP PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT PAST CHAIR Stellman Keehnel Becky Lenaburg John Keegan DLA Piper LLP (US) Microsoft Corporation Civic Leader VICE PRESIDENT/ TREASURER PRESIDENT-ELECT Kevin Millison Sandy McDade Boeing Commercial Airplanes Civic Leader ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Earle J. 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