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Baltimore: Stephanie Ybarra
Nov 01, 2018
National Reports
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Stephanie Ybarra

I jumped at the chance to interview Stephanie Ybarra, the new Artistic Director at Baltimore Center Stage. Ybarra, who replaces Kwame Kwei-Armah, comes to Baltimore from the Public Theater in New York, where she has served as Director of Special Artistic Projects, overseeing the theatre’s Mobile Unit and Public Forum programs. She began her transition to Center Stage in October and joins the staff full-time in December. 

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Amy L. Bernstein
Amy L. Bernstein

writes about the intersection of politics and culture on stage and in prose fiction. Her full-length productions for the stage include Terminal Lucidity, produced at Theatre Project in Baltimore, MD; Raw, produced by Venus Theater in Laurel, MD, as part of the Women’s Voices Festival; and Exit Pluto, produced by the Strand Theater in Baltimore, MD.

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Amy L. Bernstein
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Public Theater,
Center Stage [MD]
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