My cover story in the June 2021 A&U Magazine.
The fabulous and inspirational Tom Viola shares about his three decades helming Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, and about overcoming some of his personal struggles.
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I read you interview with Tom Viola and love it. Love that you got HIV, Covid and addiction all in the interview. 😁🌹❤️
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Thank you so much for that, Harry. Yes, you got exactly what I was going for. And no one else has picked up on that, or st least said anything to me about it. So I really appreciate your astute comments, as always. Thank you. 😎
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