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MAD FOREST: notes from the dramaturg

        By Mad Forest dramaturg, Hannah Hessel (@hanvnah)   From the program for Mad Forest   On the plain where Bucharest now stands there used to be “a large forest crossed by small... more

Before You See MAD FOREST

By Michael Dove, Mad Forest Director   For a play like Mad Forest, we've had to really immerse ourselves with the culture and historical details of 1989... more