Playwright, actor Rick Miller

Entertainment Weekly has called him one of the 100 most creative people alive today. Best known for his international hit show "MacHomer," Rick has performed in five languages on five continents. We discuss his latest multi-media show "Boom" and the Stratford Festival's role in launching the project and what Rick did when they decided to abandon it. Rick also shares the story of how he met & collaborated with Robert Lepage one of Canada's most honoured theatre artists

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