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Richard B. '86

One of the most notable theatrical movements in UMBC history was Shakespeare on Wheels -- a traveling summer road show kicked off in 1985 with a production of A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Academics #theatre 1980s 1985

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Benjamin N. '17

Cool! Sounds like that would have been fun to see!

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