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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2023 · 5 MIN

Marmalade Prelude

from My Color Cave · host Jeffrey Morin

Nancy Thurow Founded CTM in 1965 with two friends from a communication arts fraternity in response to the elimination of creative drama from Madison public schools.  Nancy wrote many of her own plays adapted from children’s literature, and often served as director. The play “Marmalade” was originally written for Nancy and Emily was a character she loved dearly. This tribute to her, now crosses the original script with my memories of the time I spent as an actor under the direction of Nancy Thurow.Rest in peace July 19, 1931 - April 30, 2013    (Photo Credit:  Tom Capp)Music by:  Megan Wifford “Reviving”Gavin Luke “Ascension”Copyrighthttps://jemorin.com/All Musical Soundtracks and Sound Effects provided by Epidemic Sound

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Nancy Thurow Founded CTM in 1965 with two friends from a communication arts fraternity in response to the elimination of creative drama from Madison public schools. Nancy wrote many of her own plays adapted from children’s literature, and often served as director. The play “Marmalade” was originally written for Nancy and Emily was a character she loved dearly. This tribute to her, now crosses the original script with my memories of the time I spent as an actor under the directio...

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