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    Glenn Close, Judy Shepard, Neda Ulaby to attend NY premiere of ‘The Laramie Project: 10 Years Later’
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    The Lincoln Center premiere will feature a pre-show that will be webcast live to the other productions and include guest host Glenn Close, welcoming remarks by Judy Shepard and a post-production Q and A moderated by National Public Radio Arts and Culture correspondent Neda Ulabay. "We now have over 150 theaters participating in this historic event and are thrilled to be joined by Judy Shepard, Glenn Close and our other special guests at the NY premiere" said Greg Reiner, Executive Director of the Tectonic Theater Project. Full Article at Miami Herald
    We now have over 150 theaters participating in this historic event and are thrilled to be joined by Judy Shepard, Glenn Close and our other special guests at the NY premiere
    SOURCE: Miami Herald 2 months ago
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Glenn Close, Judy Shepard, Neda Ulaby to attend NY premiere of ‘The Laramie Project: 10 Years Later’
  1. The interest and enthusiasm that the epilogue is receiving is very exciting and demonstrates to us the power the Shepard story still holds for people, as part of our collective history and as a lesson to all about homophobia, what is means to be gay in a small town and how stories must be re-told to ens...
    SOURCE: Miami Herald 2 months ago
  2. The Laramie Project: 10 Years Later will engage the audience as did the original, and we expect there will be many who are surprised to learn what Laramie is like a decade after Matt’s murder
    SOURCE: Miami Herald 2 months ago

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