“Tell Me My Dream,” Pearl Cleage’s First Play For Young People Is A Delight
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November 6, 2015
“Tell Me My Dream,” Pearl Cleage’s First Play For Young People Is A Delight
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“Tell Me My Dream,” Pearl Cleage’s First Play For Young People Is A Delight
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and a movie./ This isn’t the kind of town that people/ pass through for more than business or family matters.
