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[Coast Culture] A Stage for “We the People”: What the Constitution Means to Me at the Newport Performing Arts Center
By Don Gomez In a day and age colored by divisiveness, with Americans hardly able to agree on economic policy, social issues, and the practices which define good government, the stage at the Newport Performing Arts Center has become a rare kind of public square. Here, in this small coastal town, far from the nation’s power centers, theatergoers are gathering not for a debate, but for a play— What the Constitution Means to Me , Heidi Schreck’s acclaimed reflection on our natio
PacificNorthWest News And Entertainment
Oct 184 min read
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