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Transcript: Public Theater Brings Diversity to New York City
- Article from:
- NPR All Things Considered
- Article date:
- April 7, 1994
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LINDA WERTHEIMER, Host: A year ago this month, George C. Wolfe became
head of the New York Shakespeare Festival, the producing organization
that is based at the Public Theater in Manhattan. Wolfe says before
he got that job he was always George C. Wolfe, black director. Anything
he did, writing and directing Jelly's Last Jam on Broadway, writing,
directing, or producing for Joseph Papp at the Public, it was George
C. Wolfe, black director. Then, Wolfe was asked to run the Public
Theater, and he directed the much acclaimed Angels in America. Since
then, he's been known as George C. Wolfe, period. NPR's Susan Stamberg
visited the Public Theater to meet ...
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... ... replacing George C. Wolfe as the head of the Public Theater. Although its ... there. Yet, Wolfe plowed ahead ... in 1998, the Public Theater put up the entire ... question: Would Wolfe have had the Public Theater back the musicals ...
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