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        An interview with Natalie Symons, whose play is now at New American Theater.
            by Mark E. Leib
            Natalie Symons&#039; new play Lark Eden is now playing at St. Pete&#039;s New American Theater, and there are a few reasons why Bay area theater-lovers should take note. For one, there&#039;s the personnel: Best of the Bay winner Dahlia Legault (who&#039;s about to move to South Carolina, alas) has a role, as does Best of the Suncoast actress Roxanne Fay, with the third part played by author Symons herself.&hellip;
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