Today’s Theatre in Community conversation is with veteran local theatremaker Lynnie Raybuck.
Lynnie’s career covers her 40-plus years as an actress, puppeteer, director, and theatre founder. Beginning with stories of her time at DC’s legendary Back Alley Theatre in the 1970s, Lynnie then discusses her years touring in dinner theatre before returning to DC to advance her theatre career.
After working at numerous puppet theatres, New Playwrights Theatre, and as a solo puppet artist, she co-founded Smallbeer Theatre with a number of fellow theatre artists where her love of new plays and the communal act of theatre continued to shine.
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