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Playmaker pride
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Kudos to Playmakers Repertory Company at UNC-Chapel Hill. I will never forget having the experience of attending the opening performances of "Nicholas Nickleby."
The idea of enjoying a box supper in the lobby with friends made for a perfect interlude between performances. Under the direction of Joseph Haj, the acting was superb and the staging and costumes magnificent.
I felt proud and privileged to have such an outstanding repertory theater in our town.
Karen Fink
Chapel Hill
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