15, Actors, 20 Years:
Making Lives In and Out of the American Theatre
by Todd London

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What do Siggy the Viking, a celebrity chef, and a Blue Man have in common? Believe it or not, theatre school.

1995: Young arts journalist Todd London is blown away by the talent-packed graduating class of Harvard's ART. London writes about their first difficult year as professional actors in New York City.

2015: London finds out what became of these exceptional artists. Who’s still acting? Who quit the business? And what does “making it” even mean?  

Todd London's first e-book, 15 Actors, 20 Years is the fascinating professional biography of a gifted group — and a meditation on what it means to be an American theatre artist. Foreword by Robert Brustein. 

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Todd London is Executive Director of the University of Washington’s School of Drama, where he holds the Floyd U. Jones Family Endowed Chair in Drama. He came to Seattle in 2014 from 18 seasons as Artistic Director of New York’s New Dramatists, the nation’s oldest playwrights laboratory. An essayist, novelist, arts journalist, and theatre historian, Todd has written, edited, or contributed to twenty books.

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