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RAD Interview - Prime Stage Theater
Prime Stage Theater's Artistic Director, Wayne Brinda, and Board Member, Sueanne Zoratto, discuss with WQED about their upcoming Cemetery Walk at the Homewood Cemetery on September 30th from 1:30-4pm. They also discuss their upcoming free RAD day at the MuseumLab in partnership with the Children's Museum that showcases a sneak peak of their season opener, "The Miracle Worker." Featuring Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan's story, "The Miracle Worker" at Prime Stage Theater will include sensory performances, and performances with live captioning and ASL interpreters. "The Miracle Worker" runs in November, from the 3rd to the 12th. Wayne also discusses a Pittsburgh connection with Helen Keller. Visit https://primestage.com/events to learn more!