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BIOGRAPHY
PRODUCER

Jennifer Manocherian (Producer).  Broadway credits include the musical �Jane Eyre,� the Pulitzer Prize winner �The Kentucky Cycle,�  �Sleight of Hand,� and, as associate producer, �Hedda Gabler� and �Damn Yankees.�  Off-Broadway:  �If Memory Serves,� �Stomp,� �Hello Muddah Hello Fadduh� (the original), �Showing Off� and �The Palace of Amateurs.�  She co-wrote and produced the film �Hudson River Blues,� currently licensed by Women�s Entertainment Network.

 

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