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Two One-Act Plays Conclude Know Theatre’s Season

By Bill Snyder | June 11, 2019

Know Theatre ends its season with ‘The Dumbwaiter’ by Harold Pinter and ‘The Zoo Story’ by Edward Albee. Director Brandt Reiter and actor and producer Tim Gleason talk about these two enigmatic and suspenseful masterpieces.

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