Akron actor doing dream role in Ohio Shakespeare's 'All My Sons'
Ohio Shakespeare Festival company member Joe Pine of Akron digs into ‘All My Sons’ role he's wanted to play for more than a decade.
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Ohio Shakespeare Festival company member Joe Pine of Akron digs into ‘All My Sons’ role he's wanted to play for more than a decade.
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