Throughout her 45 years at Second Stage Theater, Carole Rothman faced numerous challenges as a woman in a male-dominated industry, often fighting for visibility and recognition.
Rothman's tenure at Second Stage saw the emergence of new voices and the revival of neglected plays that major theaters overlooked, showcasing the importance of supporting diverse narratives.
As she prepares for her departure, Rothman reflects on her pride in nurturing award-winning productions, emphasizing the legacy of Second Stage in promoting living American writers.
Despite her tenure full of achievements, Rothman expresses dissatisfaction with her exit, hinting at unfulfilled potential for both herself and the theater's broader vision.
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