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Len Peterson at work on the set of his new play, Women in the Attic, which opens tonight at Toronto Workshop Productions. Behind him are the show's two stars, Sylvia Lennick (right) and Peggy Graham
Len Peterson at work on the set of his new play, Women in the Attic, which opens tonight at Toronto Workshop Productions. Behind him are the show's two stars, Sylvia Lennick (right) and Peggy Graham

Len Peterson at work on the set of his new play, Women in the Attic, which opens tonight at Toronto Workshop Productions. Behind him are the show's two stars, Sylvia Lennick (right) and Peggy Graham

Date11/19/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Len Peterson at work on the set of his new play, Women in the Attic, which opens tonight at Toronto Workshop Productions. Behind him are the show's two stars, Sylvia Lennick (right) and Peggy Graham.
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Before rushing down to the Hydro Theatre to act in two one-act plays, Sylvia Lennick cooks a quick dinner for the family and husband Ben handles some telephone work of their theatrical company
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Bishop Meets Cast of Gentlemen Be Seated, during rehearsal of play soon to be staged by Toronto Workshop Productions
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Bikers hit the boards: Frank Moore makes macho menacing gestures toward Lynne Deragon in The Crackwalker, the sociological drama which opened last night at Toronto Workshop Productions
Bikers hit the boards: Frank Moore makes macho menacing gestures toward Lynne Deragon in The Crackwalker, the sociological drama which opened last night at Toronto Workshop Productions
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Preparing the script for their production of Mark Twain's Letters From the Earth, George Luscombe (left) and writer Jack Winter are keeping busy at Toronto Workshop Productions' theatre
Preparing the script for their production of Mark Twain's Letters From the Earth, George Luscombe (left) and writer Jack Winter are keeping busy at Toronto Workshop Productions' theatre
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George Luscombe: He founded Toronto Workshop Productions in a basement in 1959.
George Luscombe: He founded Toronto Workshop Productions in a basement in 1959.
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June Faulkner General Manager, George Luscombe, artistic director Toronto Workshop Productions
June Faulkner General Manager, George Luscombe, artistic director Toronto Workshop Productions
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