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You should see yourself: Chad Beckim

Posted on November 7, 2015 by rozdekett

By Roz DeKett The first piece was a little girl doing her homework night after night in the window of a Chinese restaurant in Spanish Harlem, New York. A second piece fell into place when his girlfriend at the time, … Continue reading →

Posted in Playwright interviews | Tagged Adrienne Theater, Arden Theatre, Ashton Carter, Azuka Theatre, Bi Jean Ngo, Chad Beckim, Keith J. Conallen, Kevin Glaccum, Lights Rise on Grace, National New Play, National New Play Network, Philadelphia, Sally Ollove | Leave a comment

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