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Moves, money and magic mark year in theater

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Alicia Donelan Kenneth Tigar and Beth Dimon played a couple dealing with loss and guilt in the powerful revival of Arthur Miller's 'All My Sons' at Palm Beach Dramaworks' new home in West Palm Beach. BY CHRISTINE DOLEN - MiamiHerald.com
 Dramatic turmoil and movement claimed center stage at several of the region's professional theaters in 2011. A small but growing community of playwrights turned out several gems, new plays that are likely to live on after their local world premieres. And though the economy still played the villain at too many companies, inventive artists delivered award-worthy work — great productions, indelible performances — throughout the region.
That's how the year in South Florida theater played out.
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