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Royal Shakespeare Company Lifts Curtain on Creative Process ANN ARBOR, MI (Michigan Radio) - The Royal Shakespeare Company has performed numerous plays at the University of Michigan over the past decade. But this time, the acting troupe won't put on a show when it comes to town.

Instead, the RSC will do a "creative residency," where they'll use the time to develop 3 new plays.

U of M English Professor Ralph Williams says that means the public gets to see how the creative process works:

"Not at the point where one has already finished productions, but, in this case, where the scripts themselves are being formed."

The 3 plays will be performed in England next year.

The RSC will be at U of M March 20 - 30, 2010. Several events are open to the public. To see a complete list, click here.

Contact Jennifer Guerra at guerraj@umich.edu


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