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Wolf Hall at Main Street Theater
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Rebecca Greene Udden is the executive artistic director and founder of Main Street Theater and Shannon Emerick is an actor and their director of marketing and development. They are coming off a great success with Lauren Gunderson's "The Revolutionists" and they're about to open an even bigger show: the first American production of "Wolf Hall" based on the Novels by Hilary Mantel. They'll be running these two plays in repertory and they'll even run back to back on some days. We also discuss MST's biggest achievement (literally): their programs for children reach over 130,000 kids every year. Rebecca talks about how playing a big educational role in the Houston community was always part of the plan for Main Street Theater.
Check out their awesome seasons on their website: www.mainstreettheater.com
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Check out their awesome seasons on their website: www.mainstreettheater.com
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