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- ↑ Barefoot Theater's 70/70 Hosts 4 Short Plays By Israel Horovitz 4/15 In NYC http://broadwayworld.com/article/Barefoot_Theaters_7070_Hosts_4_Short_Plays_By_Israel_Horovitz_415_In_NYC_2009041
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