The Washington Post, June 22nd, 1990
WHEN HER REHEARSAL was postponed Tuesday because the tech crew was still hanging lights, Chicago actress Susan Nussbaum seized the opportunity to slip out of the Kennedy Center for a quick visit to the museums. Her first stop: The "Buddha-like" statue of Gertrude Stein at the National Portrait Gallery. There was a purpose to the pilgrimage-Nussbaum plays Stein in "She Always Said, Pablo," a striking performance piece ("play" doesn't quite capture the show's unique multimedia approach) at the Eisenhower Theater. Conceived and directed by Frank Galati, an associate director of Chicago's Goodman ...
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