Terrence Mann (#64) July, 2005

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Terrence Mann (#64) July, 2005

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44 minutes

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Aug 5, 2005

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Terrence Mann talks about the development of the musical "Lennon", including what it's like to speak the words of John Lennon with Yoko Ono only 20 feet away, as well as his experience creating roles in the original Broadway productions of "Cats", "Les Miserables" and "Beauty and the Beast". Original airdate - July 29, 2005

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Aug 5, 2005

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Terrence Mann (#64) July, 2005

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