PlayMakers names new associate artistic director
(03/06/11 7:52am)
PlayMakers Repertory Company based in Chapel Hill named Jeffrey Meanza as associate artistic director, according to a press release March 4.
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PlayMakers Repertory Company based in Chapel Hill named Jeffrey Meanza as associate artistic director, according to a press release March 4.
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