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WordTheatre is a non-profit organization created in 2003 by founder and artistic director, Cedering Fox. WordTheatre's aim is to bring the world's best contemporary literature to life through live performances done by actors and actresses from the U.S. and the UK. These events have been featured by multiple news outlets such as The Los Angeles Times and The New York Times and occur throughout the year. WordTheatre partners with EFG for The Sunday Times EFG Short Story Award short list reading.

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^ WordTheatre, [1]
^ Carolyn Kellogg, "Cedering Fox's WordTheatre Gives Voice to Author's Work" , The Los Angeles Times, 2014
^ The Sunday Times, "The world's richest story prize" , The Sunday Times, 2016
^ Kathryn Shattuck, "All Around Town, Stories Told Well" ,The New York Times, 2011

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[1] WordTheatre, [1]

[2] Carolyn Kellogg, "Cedering Fox's WordTheatre Gives Voice to Author's Work" , The Los Angeles Times, 2014

[3] The Sunday Times, "The world's richest story prize" , The Sunday Times, 2016

[4] Kathryn Shattuck, "All Around Town, Stories Told Well" ,The New York Times, 2011

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