Ten can't-miss plays for this fall

By CAROLYN CLAY  |  September 20, 2012
 

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TED HUGHES' TALES FROM OVID November 8-18 » ArtsEmerson reprises Whistler in the Dark theater company's reportedly stunning aerial adaptation of the Brit poet's Whitbread Prize–winning translation of Metamorphoses. Paramount Center :: artsemerson.org

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