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David Lawson is a storyteller who has been performing one-man shows across the country for over ten years. His shows cover a wide range of topics from insomnia, to retro nerd culture, to his experiences working in Time Square. We talk about the struggle artists have prioritizing work and relationships (and ministers, too!), how a one-man show is put together from the concept to the stage, and the state of cinema today.
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