Washington, D.C.: lifelines.(writers Laura Shaine Cunningham pens the play 'Sleeping Arrangements')(Brief article)
American Theatre, January, 2007 by Bent, Eliza
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Even in utero writer Laura Shaine Cunningham had theatrical exposure. "Our first family apartment was above a small Shakespeare theatre," she recalls. Evidently the Bard's poetry seeped through the floorboards. With her well-known memoir Sleeping Arrangements premiering in play form at Theater J in Washington, D.C., this month, Cunningham revisits her roots.
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