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    Shakespeare's Globe: Love's Labour's Lost

    Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London was the dream of an American actor. Now we can share the dream, as they bring their celebrated production of the comedy romp Love's Labour's Lost to the Broad Stage in Santa Monica. Prepare yourself for a lively conversation about the play, the company and Shakespeare

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    By Ruth Seymour • Nov 24, 2009 • 1 min read

    Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London was the dream of an American actor. Now we can share the dream, as they bring their celebrated production of the comedy romp Love's Labour's Lost to the Eli and Edythe Broad Stage in Santa Monica. (Box Office: 310-434-3200) Prepare yourself for a lively conversation about the play, the company and Shakespeare. KCRW General Manager Ruth Seymour and KCRW theatre critic, James Taylor, have a sparkling conversation with the Globe's artistic director and one of the actors in the production.

    Banner image: Shiela Burnett

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      Ruth Seymour

      former General Manager

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      James C. Taylor

      Host of Theatre Talk

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      Sarah Spitz

      Publicity Director

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