Talk:Susan Stroman
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[edit]what was her contribution to the american stage? or to the modern musical?
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[edit]I'm making simple improvements through copyedits. Here is a sentence that is slightly incoherent, that I excised from the article to await correction:
- Its success and record twelve Tony Awards proved a bittersweet triumph.
Question: What was bittersweet? Did she not want to win awards? Did her husband die (an unrelated fact)? Zaslav (talk) 15:34, 2 January 2009 (UTC)
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