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Minneapolis theater to get world premiere of Arthur Miller play.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
ST. PAUL, Minn. _ In a theatrical coup, the Guthrie Theater will produce the world premiere of an Arthur Miller play in its 2002-03 season _ a production that might end up on a New York stage.
"Resurrection Blues," a satiric comedy by one of America's most revered playwrights, will be produced on the Guthrie's main stage in September.
"It's very exciting," said James Morrison, the Guthrie's director of communications. "We are closing our current season with one of Arthur Miller's great plays ("All My Sons") and then opening our new season with a world premiere of his work."
The Minneapolis theater will formally announce "Resurrection Blues," ...
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