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Holiday Pivot

there’s no need to agonize over what shows to program) and high financial returns (because audiences come back every year). This time around, of course, local companies are under heretofore unfamiliar stress — the coronavirus pandemic has nixed many perennial favorites, chief among them the Joffrey Ballet’s production of , which would have been the show’s

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