Denise Gough as Emma, an actress who goes into rehab after coming unhinged onstage, in People, Places & Things. Gough won an Olivier award for the role during the play's London run.
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Irish playwright Duncan Macmillan's latest work follows an actress who goes into rehab after coming unhinged onstage. It's an unsentimental take on addiction and recovery that offers no easy answers.
Some Mohawks resent any presence of U.S. or Canadian law enforcement in the reservation. But many also say the situation is improving.
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Denise Gough as Emma, an actress who goes into rehab after coming unhinged onstage, in People, Places & Things. Gough won an Olivier award for the role during the play's London run.
Teddy Wolfe
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Michael and Brian D'Addario, the brothers who make up The Lemon Twigs, channel sounds from decades past.
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Christy Torres of Foundations Communities in Austin contacts people who bought insurance on Healthcare.Gov. to tell them it's almost time to renew.
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Leonard Pickel's design and consulting company has created fright sites for clients all over --from New York City to Australia.
Leonard Pickel
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In the film adaptation of Thank You For Your Service, U.S. soldiersAdam Schumann (Miles Teller), Solo Aeiti (Beulah Koale) and Will Waller (Joe Cole) struggle to return to civilian life.
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