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In today’s episode, we are picking up where we left off with Wayne Bryan, Producing Artistic Director at Music Theatre Wichita. You can catch the first half of this Creative Conversation in Episode 4. We will continue with discussing the power of interpretive artists, the importance of storytelling and how we can all practice creativity.
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