Marla Mindelle
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The U.S. is commemorating its upcoming semiquincentennial with America's Time Capsule, which will be sealed for 250 years for the dubious benefit of future generations. Troy Iwata hit the streets to find out what present-day patriots think the time capsule should include, and whether America will still be around by then.
Marla Mindelle, the star, co-writer, and co-creator of the musical "Titaníque," talks to Desi Lydic about the journey of this over-the-top retelling of "Titanic" through Céline Dion's perspective from a drunken idea in LA to a Broadway show with four Tony nominations, including two for Mindelle's performance and writing. She also describes how improv and topical jokes keep the show fresh night after night and how she gets into character as Céline Dion.
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