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If we make well-crafted plays that express the essence of what it is to be human, then theatre will have a future...
Raymond Bobgan, Artistic Director, Cleveland Public Theatre
AT25: An Eye on the Future, American Theatre, April 2009

A Playwright Was Born This Day

February 25th, 2010

Mary Chase
Denver, Colorado, U.S.A.
February 25, 1906

If Harvey happens to take a liking to people he expresses himself quite definitely. If he’s not particularly interested, he sits there like an empty chair or an empty space on the floor. Harvey takes his time making his mind up about people. Choosey, you see.

Elwood, p.28
Harvey
by Mary Chase

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