Philip Himberg

Sundance Institute Theater Program

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Artistic director for the Sundance Institute Theater Program

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Art community grapples with travel ban

We look at how the refugee travel ban affects Hollywood and cultural institutions like museums, which may have to cancel upcoming shows from the affected countries.

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