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“The theater, when it is potent enough to deserve its ancestry, is always dangerous; that is why it is instinctively feared by people who do not want change, but only preservation of the status quo.”

Quote by Hallie Flanagan

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Hallie Flanagan

Hallie Flanagan was an American theatrical producer known for her contributions to drama education and promotion. She promoted the arts of drama in the early 20th century, particularly among young people and communities. Born on August 27, 1890, she passed away on June 23, 1969. more

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