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On The Rise
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from The Washington Post, May 29, 2007
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Students from YPT’s afterschool program at Kelly Miller Middle school are featured in the Kidspost for their original play. [filetype:PDF]
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A Creative Teenager Mourned, Celebrated
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from The Washington Post, May 22, 2007
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The May New Writers Now! staged reading was a tribute to Edwin Ventura, a student at Bell Multicultural High School who tragically lost his life in April of 2007. Article by Elissa Silverman [filetype: pdf]
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The Next Generation of Playwrights
from The Washington Examiner, May 7, 2007
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The Washington Examiner lauds YPT’s Express Tour as "the future of American the American Stage." [filetype:PDF]
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Where do we go from here?
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from the magazine American Theatre, April 2007
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Founding Artistic Director, Karen Zacarias, joins a panel of leading playwrights to discuss the future of the theatre. [filetype:Word doc]
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African Roots/Latino Soul
from The Washington Post, October 4, 2006
An article about the play of the same name, co-produced in Fall of 2006 by YPT and Smithsonian’s Discovery Theater.
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A Fabulous Gamble
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from the Washington Theater Review, Fall 2005
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An overview of all that is YPT. Article by Daryl Davis [filetype: pdf]
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Karen Zacarias: A Writer’s Tightrope
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from American Theatre Magazine, January 2006
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"She’s in the family business but goes about it her own way." Article and interview by Caridad Svich. [filetype: word doc]
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Finding Unity in Words
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from The Washington Post, June 23, 2005
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"Student playwrights celebrate heritage through drama." Article by Lindsay Ryan. [filetype: word doc]
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What a genius - "Einstein is a Dummy"
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In November of 2005 a new musical at the Alliance Theater in Atlanta takes a fun look at the Nobel Prize winner Albert Einstein. [filetype: pdf]
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For Zacarias - Chicago’s Goodman is a ’Desert’ Oasis
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from The Washington Post, January 25, 2005
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YPT Founder, Karen Zacarias’s play "The Sins of Sor Juana" opened at the renowned Goodman Theatre in Chicago. [filetype: word doc]
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