On making stories visible in “Making Invisible Stories Seen, Heard and Felt Interview with Caridad Svich” in The IATC webjournal/Revue web de l'AICT – Autumn 2010: Issue No 3
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There are so many “invisible” stories still, and one of the beauties of writing for the stage is making these so-called “invisible” stories seen and heard and felt. In terms of form, I think my work as a dramatist is becoming starker and leaner, rather than more baroque…
— Caridad Svich
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About Caridad Svich
Caridad Svich (born July 30, 1963) is an award-winning playwright, songwriter/lyricist, translator, and editor.
About Caridad Svich
Caridad Svich (born July 30, 1963) is an award-winning playwright, songwriter/lyricist, translator, and editor.
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