 | | Mounting out-of-print Suffrage Plays
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| | Touring into schools, non-profits, and museums with educational works about women
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| | Developing creative play programs for children
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| | Delivering WomenOnStilts Workshops to bring improvisation to the public
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| | Taking chances on scripts that should be (but are usually not) produced
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| | Producing at least two Helen Hayes eligible plays a year (running for one month each)
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| | Hiring new talent
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| | Casting youth and women of color |
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