Mara Isaacs

co-producer of 'Hadestown'

Mara Isaacs on KCRW

For just 12 days, Hadestown is returning to Los Angeles, the city where two producers began to develop the original album into a hit musical.

Broadway hit ‘Hadestown’ returns to LA, where it all began

For just 12 days, Hadestown is returning to Los Angeles, the city where two producers began to develop the original album into a hit musical.

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