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Portland Center Stage Blazes the Path for Theatre Organizations

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Portland Center Stage not only won several Drammy awards last night (see Oregon Live’s coverage), but it is also a social media pioneer for theatre organizations. It has two blogs, a MySpace page, a Flickr page, and a YouTube channel.
Trisha Pancio, publications and public relations manager for Portland Center Stage, agreed to share her experiences [...]

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