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He and She
by Rachel CROTHERS (1878 - 1958)Act 2
A feminist drama that gained considerable critical and commercial success when it originally ran on Broadway. The play is about a husband and wife who also happen to be artists. A socially conscious battle of the sexes ensues over professional jealousy and whether the woman's place in the home should be thrown over for occupational dreams. (Summary by ChuckW & Amanda Friday) Cast:Tom Herford: Robert Hoffman Ann Herford: Caprisha Page Daisy Herford: Arielle Lipshaw Millicent: Libby Gohn Dr. Remington: Bruce Pirie Keith McKenzie: Chuck Williamson Ruth Creel/Narrator: Amanda Friday Ellen: Elizabeth Klett Audio edited by: Michele Eaton
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