Pulp | Arts Around Ann Arbor

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Ann Arbor News, December 24, 1995

Article Author

Christopher Potter

Day

24

Month

December

Year

1995

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Donated by the Ann Arbor News. © The Ann Arbor News.

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Randall Godwin, Wayne David Parker, Dai Parker Gwilliam, Astrid Zelazny, Kazzie Brown, Ingrid Eggertsen, Roxanne Font, Jenny Paulus, Jennifer Pennington, Matt Schicker, Job Christianson, Andrew McKim, Eric Schark, Lisa M. Datz, Emily Agress, Allison Buckhammer, Erin Maki, Bronwen Rae, Annette Madias, Jim Posante, Renee M. Simmons, Lynn M. Thomson, Philip Kerr, Christopher G. Koelsch, Melinda Lane Teter, Conrad Mason, Dennis Platte, Guy Sanville, Daniel C. Walker, Debra Ann Draper, Susan Morris, Pirooz Aghssa, Michael Babel, Peter Yonka, Malcolm Tulip

University of Michigan Theater Department

University of Michigan Basement Arts

University of Michigan - Musical Theater Department

Theater - Reviews

Purple Rose Theater

PTD Productions

Prospero Theatre Company

Performance Network

Morris Co. Art Theatre

Medea Theatre Troupe

Intrepid Theatre Company

Eastern Michigan University Theater

Ann Arbor Civic Theatre

Wendy Kesselman

Tricia Ann Smith

Tracy Lee Komarmy

Timothy Henning

Thomasina N. Rose

Nicholas Sattinger

Mark Rademacher

Kristopher Walby

Katherine Hinchey

Joseph Albright

Joanna Woodcock

Jeanne B. Hicks-Caselli

Heather Gugliemetti

Glenn Seven Allen

David Chrzanowsky

Christone Angus

Catherine Marsh

Camilo Fontecilla

Adrianna Buonarroti

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