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wHV Uncommon Women and Others is
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Thursday at Longstrcct Theatre, focus on the
H W?BB& relationships of wranrii. it also features an all
M female cast, a female author, a female director
and a mostly-female stage crew.
The semi-autobiographical play was written
by Wendy Wasscrstcin, a graduate of the Yale
School of Drama and recipient of a Guggenheim
Fellowship in 1983. It is an account
of her years at Mount Holyoke College, a
>t 8 p.m. Thursday at girls' school in Massachusetts.
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"Many plays explore the fellowship or lack
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