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Newspaper Article
PLAYING A 'GRAND' DAME OF B'WAY
2010
Overview
Kate Burton chooses another word to describe the woman she's portraying at the Mitzi E. Newhouse - \"epic.\" And as the daughter of Richard Burton, she's no stranger to larger-than-life actors who are theatrical royalty. \"Cornell brought Broadway and culture to the whole country,\" she says. Burton is no slouch in the cultural exchange department herself, having starred in Broadway productions of \"The Constant Wife\" and \"Hedda Gabler\" and played all of Chekhov's three sisters as well as Shakespeare's Juliet, Isabella, Hermione and Viola. Her research suggests that Cornell was, too. \"In the end,\" says Burton, \"[Katharine Cornell] was a girl from Buffalo.\"
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Tribune Publishing Company, LLC
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