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Apr 25, 2003 · Chou Hu finds out that Yan is already dead, and his love, Jin-zi (Nell Rutledge-Leverenz ’03) has been married to Yan’s son, Xing (Dan Berson ’03). Jin-zi is very unhappy in the marriage, and a large contributor to her distress is Qiao (Julie Lake ’05), an overbearing mother-in-law who still has Xing tied up in her apron strings.
Nell Rutledge-Leverenz Impact, Strategy & Advancement Nell leads Strategy, Impact, and Advancement at The RightWay Foundation. For over a decade, Nell has worked to increase access to resources and build community for foster and system-impacted youth in Los Angeles County.
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Apr 30, 2003 · Nell Rutledge-Leverenz ’03, who shared a role with Benson in the Dramat’s production of “The Caucasian Chalk Circle,” said she got bored at rehearsals that Benson had to miss. Whether speaking to her closest friends or new acquaintances, Benson had a unique ability to engage other people, Rutledge-Leverenz said.
The seven-year-old foundation’s Operation Emancipation provides extensive training, mental health services, and job opportunities to youths 18 to 24 who are in, or have recently aged out of, the foster system. “Basically what Yale Day does,” Rutledge-Leverenz explained, “is introduce RightWay to a large number of kids, some of whom may ...
Nell Rutledge-Leverenz. Actress: 5 Pilgrims. Nell Rutledge-Leverenz is known for 5 Pilgrims (2016), Facelift (2020) and The Bells (2018).
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- Nell Rutledge-Leverenz
Jun 14, 2019 · The Bells is an unsettling horror short released last year on Youtube. In The Bells, following a death in the family its members start hearing a mysterious sound. The short is written and directed...
Oct 26, 2001 · Robert’s show is wonderfully acted and directed. Rutledge-Leverenz plays Carol perfectly. In the beginning of the play she is perplexed when Jon speaks, hysterical at the prospect of failing, defensive and insecure; toward the end, backed by her mysterious “group,” she is more confident, accusatory and self-righteous.
