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Photo Feature: UT’s How I Learned to Drive

Paula Vogel’s 1998 Pulitzer Prize-winning play How I Learned to Drive tells the story of a prepubescent girl’s sexual relationship with her step-uncle in rural 1960s Maryland.
Maroon Staff
By Voices Staff
November 18, 2008

Ilana Kowarski’s review of University Theater’s adaptation of How I Learned to Drive will appear in the Friday, November 21st issue.

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