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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As the Firehall Arts Centre prepares to open The Amaryllis for live audiences, Donna speaks with playwright Michele Riml about her life, the play and myth of "women writers writing women's plays".
The Amaryllis opens at the Firehall November 12th with reduced seating and increased safety protocols in place. For tickets and information regarding COVID-19 safety and the theatre, go to:
www.firehallartscentre.ca
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