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Susan Sarandon.

Author:	Susan Sarandon; Office for the Arts at Harvard & Radcliffe.
Publisher:	Cambridge, Mass. : Modern Language Center, Harvard University, 1983.
Series:	Learning from performers, 1983.
Edition/Format:	Musical cassette : Cassette recording : English
Summary:	Ms. Sarandon was interviewed about her film career and acting philosophy, in Agassiz Theatre. Before a crowd of 250, she talked at length about her most recent performance in the controversial new play, "Extremities", in which she plays a near rape victim who manages to turn the tables on her attacker. Later in the day she commented on three students' performances prepared for this master class, held at North House.
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