November 8, 2011 – Segment 3

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Why is a German play from the 1920 relevant in modern Baltimore?  Find out as we speak with cast and crew from the Annex Theater's production of the Threepenny Opera. Joining us are:

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Why is a German play from the 1920 relevant in modern Baltimore?  Find out as we speak with cast and crew from the Annex Theater’s production of the Threepenny Opera.
Joining us are:
Evan Moritz, director of the Threepenny Opera and founding member of the Annex Theater
Walker Teret, musical director of the Threepenny Opera
Rose Chase, Bob and Betty in the Threepenny Opera
The Annex Theater Presents: The Threepenny Opera by  Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill
November 11th, 12th, 13th, 18th, 19th, and 20th
All shows at 8pm
Autograph Playhouse, 9 W Charles St
Join us for a Theater Baltimore conversation with the cast and crew of the Annex Theater’s production of the Threepenny Opera

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