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Galati, Mary A.
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Galati, Mary A.
(Nee Paccagnella) January 1, 2005, age 81 years. Beloved wife of
Joseph. Dear mother of Susan (John) Walton, Joseph (Gail), and Mary
Jo (Gregory) Olszewski. Loving grandmother and special Nana of Angela
(David) Sidebottom, Joseph, Anthony, Thomas, Andrew, Michael, Mary
Margaret, and Stephen. Fond sister of the late Jacob (Marion), Joseph
(Rosemarie), Samuel and Tony (Mary) Paccagnella. Further survived by
nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Member of H...
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Galati, Mary A.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Galati, Mary A. (Nee Paccagnella) January 1, 2005, age 81 years. Beloved husband of Joseph (Gail), and Mary Jo (Gregory) Olszewski. Loving grandmother and special Nana ... family wishes the entire staff of Clement Manor Particularly wit a heart felt thanks to the Francis Haven Unit. Memorials to ...
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Goodman Picks Cast for Galati's `Gertrude Stein'
Chicago Sun-Times
; Casting has been announced for Frank Galati's upcoming Goodman Studio Theatre production, "Gertrude ... from Three Lives, her ground-breaking 1909 portraits of a trio of working-class women. Cheryl Lynn Bruce will serve ... Miriam Sturm will create the score. And the most intriguing news of all is that Reginald ...
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A funny thing happened on the way to the Goodman // Frank Galati maps comic road to freedom in `Forum'
Chicago Sun-Times
; Is there anything a man won't do in the pursuit of freedom? Well, if the man ... be Pseudolus, the irrepressible slave at the center of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," the answer is a definitive "no." In the quest for his release from slavery ... sooth, risk the wrath of whorehouse eunuchs, ...
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Galati works his magic with `Ragtime'
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; ... sitting. The leaves were still attached. A bit later, Galati rubbed his beard, and a small garbage ... even cozy. It was just like being inside a theater. Galati is a master at creating productions that serve ... theater space, in a certain profound way, is a mental space." ...
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Zimmerman touch: With an alchemy worthy of Midas, the Chicago-based director transforms classic tales into stage gold.(Mary Zimmerman)
American Theatre
; ... on Saddam Hussein's Iraq. And in an old post office on a yet-to-be-gentrified strip of Belmont Avenue on the North Side of Chicago, a largely unknown adapter-director-graduate student named Mary Zimmerman had joined forces with some of her college friends on a collective, bare-bones adaptation of ...
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