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Posted by: dramedy 04:06 pm EST 01/17/14
In reply to: re: Radcliffe's Next Project - ryhog 10:46 pm EST 01/16/14
revivals have to go through rehearsals. Are new plays longer--i would guess only a week or more. He doesn't have to go through the workshops. And new plays don't have a longer run than revivals unless they extend and he can always leave at that point. i think the biggest challenge for a new play is learning new lines during the rehearsals and preview period, which doesn't happen for revivals.


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