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Kimberly Senior Several years ago some students encouraged me to write a book because they felt I said things in a unique way. Since theater directors are rarely in e…moreSeveral years ago some students encouraged me to write a book because they felt I said things in a unique way. Since theater directors are rarely in each other's spaces I had no way of knowing this! So I sent an email to dozens of collaborators asking them for things they felt I uniquely say or think- and thus the table of contents for this book of "thoughts" was born!(less)
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“what makes each artist unique is how their own experience meets the material they encounter; that what is obvious to one person is opaque to the next and that this is what each artist can bring to their craft.”
― Kimberly Senior, What Would a Person Do?: Thoughts on Directing and Living

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