Making A Scene: Adaptations in Theatre

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What is the meaning or value of adapting an existing work rather than creating a new work? With so many great texts in the world, how does one decide which piece to revisit, and what are some considerations one should have in mind while doing so?

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This episode was published on January 19, 2024.

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