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“Who Is Eartha Mae” explores the striking contrast between Eartha Kitt’s glamorous public persona and her difficult upbringing. Playwright and performer Jade Wheeler brings to life a powerful woman in search of happiness and the roots she never forgets – inviting audiences to discover the woman behind the icon. The regional premiere of this intimate musical opens at Sarasota’s Urbanite Theatre on May 29 for a three-week run.
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