A theatrical director, dramaturg, and longtime professor of theater who has retired to a New England village offers poetic reflection on people famous and not-so-famous, nature, life, and death.
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A native of Amherst, Massahcusetts, Doris Abramson now makes her home in the nearby village of New Salem. She was professor of theater at the University of Massachusetts and a specialist in the theater of Black America.
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