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From fourth grade to front stage: Collins finds her fit in ‘Ragtime’

June 6, 2017 by Matt Yan, Editor Life & Arts

The first show Caitlin Collins ever saw on Broadway was “Ragtime.” She had traveled to New York in fourth grade as part of the Jubilate Children’s Choir to perform a concert at Carnegie Hall. As part of the trip, choir members got a...
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