Stamford youth theater troupe reunites 60 years later
Actor Treat Williams, model Carmen "Tony" Spinelli, director James Lapine and Broadway's Pat Gorman were part of Stamford's Stage Door for Youth in the 1960s.
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Actor Treat Williams, model Carmen "Tony" Spinelli, director James Lapine and Broadway's Pat Gorman were part of Stamford's Stage Door for Youth in the 1960s.
Actor Treat Williams, model Carmen "Tony" Spinelli, director James Lapine and Broadway's Pat Gorman were part of Stamford's Stage Door for Youth in the 1960s.
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