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We Had No House Seats Left for Hugh Jackman with Playwright Max Wolf Friedlich
This week on Feedback, Ira sits down with playwright Max Wolf Friedlich, whose Broadway hit "Job" went from a scrappy sleeper to a show so in-demand that Hugh Jackman could barely get a ticket. Max opens up about the realities of creating a Broadway banger, what it's been like following up with his new play "The Holes", and the unlikely origin of his theater career — a LARPing summer camp at age nine. Plus, a little on looksmaxxing, slam poetry, and creating social cachet in supporting art.
0:00 Rachel Cusk's Life of M & the Natalie Portman Rumors
2:52 Introducing Max Friedlich & His New Play…
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