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KATY: I convinced my parents that this was my "graduate" school. Maybe I wasn't going to leave with a lot of money, but I was planning on earning my PhD in all things stylish and creative. I landed on Seventh Avenue at the height of the 80s, learned the fashion industry, and freelanced as an interior design gal-Friday every chance I could get. Oh... and I saw my friend Bryan in play after play. BRYAN: Performing on Broadway was my dream, which meant leaving the security of New Orleans and family connections – I was green but determined. Of course, the Beach, which my grandfather founded, was never far from my mind. Once, while I was rehearsing a workshop of a new show with Elaine Stritch, the choreographer's assistant ran up to me with a crazed look in his eyes and started

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