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Quebec Playwright Michel Tremblay says he feels at home at Toronto's Tarragon Theatre now
Quebec Playwright Michel Tremblay says he feels at home at Toronto's Tarragon Theatre now

Quebec Playwright Michel Tremblay says he feels at home at Toronto's Tarragon Theatre now

Date1/11/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Quebec Playwright Michel Tremblay says he feels at home at Toronto's Tarragon Theatre now. It's been six years. I'm not a political statement any more, I don't have to drape myself in a flag.
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