How ‘American Utopia’ Managed to Remain in Light
The Broadway stage manager recounts how her company conceived and staged a new concert version of the popular show in the face of COVID cancellations.
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The Broadway stage manager recounts how her company conceived and staged a new concert version of the popular show in the face of COVID cancellations.
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A close friend and a fellow performer remember her disarming presence, humor, and determination.