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Photography by Karl Leitzel: http://keleitzel.com "You
SURE have ability as a composer. Your tunes are -- here's a word we rarely
Meanwhile,
idealistic sixteen-year-old Gina Marie Brownlee, adopted daughter of psychologist
Rutherford Brownlee, calls the station asking Donna for advice about her
relationship with WMFU technician Sam Pinsky. Donna's uncanny on-air bond
with the girl starts to help her call-in show's ratings, but will she
still have to sell her radio station to save it? What REALLY happened
between Donna and Jim all those years ago? Will Rutherford succeed in
keeping Sam and Gina apart? And how about those Sweet Potatoes,
the WMFU house band!! "In
the end, it always comes back to a family. Always. And by a family, I
mean a group of people who lives by the rules I am telling you about.
That's how it is."
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Join
the Dialing for Donna Original
Theatre Works seeks donations for 2010 stagings. Staged
reading at Saturday,
June 20, 8 PM
LISTEN! NEW:
Librettist Pam Monk claims that she's "socially appropriate"
(and discusses the origins of the character Donna Corleone) in a PRESSKIT Official
Press Release (.doc file) Stacy
Glen Tibbetts' website "Brooklyn Bound": Stacy Glen Tibbetts,
Pam Fuller, "I'll Be There at Eight": Pam
Fuller, vox; "It's Easier Said Than Done":
Pam Fuller, Stacy |