By Stefanie Knapp
Al D'Andrea directs one of his actresses to open up to the audience. She keeps turning upstage at a crucial moment in the play, "Break Room," but D'Andrea feels that the audience needs to see her face.
It's the final week of rehearsals for the director and his cast, and D'Andrea is bus...
Al D'Andrea directs one of his actresses to open up to the audience. She keeps turning upstage at a crucial moment in the play, "Break Room," but D'Andrea feels that the audience needs to see her face.
It's the final week of rehearsals for the director and his cast, and D'Andrea is bus...
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