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HER `SONGS' IN THE KEY OF LIFE RACHAEL WARREN'S REVUE TELLS STORIES THROUGH POP
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Trinity Repertory Company's "Songs of Innocence, Songs of
Experience," which plays through Jan. 25 at the Lederer Theater
Center in Providence, is a stirring musical revue that traces the
arc of five lives through pop music. The show's cocreators - actress/
singer Rachael Warren and
Trinity Rep associate artistic director Amanda Dehnert, both 30 -
spent a year combing the rock music catalog in search of 50 perfect
songs.
We chatted with Warren about dreaming up a theater piece ...
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