Interview with Fatima Soulhia Manet, by Annie Heminway
Fatima Soualhia Manet brings Marguerite Duras to life on stage.
[Photo: Yan Duffas]

Fatima Soualhia Manet brings Marguerite Duras to life on stage.
[Photo: Yan Duffas]

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Kenneth Radu's visit to Dorothy and William Wordsworth's cottage informs and enlightens his reading (and rereading) of Kathleen Winter's exquisite Undersong.