"Kathleen Marshall" (born 1962) is an United States/American choreographer, theatre director/director, and creative consultant.

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It's always a miracle that anything gets up. [British director] Michael Blakemore said to me once, 'You're lucky if one out of three work.' But it's not for lack of trying.

I argue about the way they do it.

It's the wee, quiet families that are suffering, they're the targets, they're the easy targets - the Home Office knows where they are, they are the least likely to abscond and the least likely to put up resistance.

That's the catch 22 of commercial theater. You can't go forward with no theater, but we need to go forward so we're ready if there is one.

I'm asking the people of Scotland to shout with me, do they think that this is acceptable?

I think they're lucky if they break even.

Bring All the Boys Back Home.

The fact that family homes are invaded early in the morning by large groups of uniformed men who waken children in their beds, handcuff the parents in front of the children, and then take them away with perhaps about half an hour's notice in a van to a prison or for immediate deportation; I think that's absolutely outrageous.