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TIC @ University of Nebraska Lincoln

1/22/2018

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L-R: Philip Rothman, Jake Lipman, Sergio Ruiz (photos by Justin Mohling for the Glenn Korff School of Music)
Producing Artistic Director of Tongue in Cheek Theater Productions, Jake Lipman, along with her husband and longtime collaborator Philip Rothman, were thrilled to be guest artists at the University of Nebraska Lincoln on January 18, 2018.

The couple was interviewed by director of the Glenn Korff School of Music, Sergio Ruiz, at the combined undergraduate Convocation and graduate Colloquia, where they discussed their creative work together, most notably their 2015 adaptation of the novel THE INN AT LAKE DEVINE by Elinor Lipman, which Jake Lipman adapted, and for which Philip Rothman made original compositions and arrangements of choral work to enrich the piece.
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