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“I’d never heard of this play before now, but I love it.” — World Drama student

Dennis G. Jerz / 2 Feb 2017

A gifted graphic design major in my World Drama class loved a passage in The Importance of Being Earnest so much she blogged it as a six-panel comic.

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