Mrs. Lowenstein

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Part 5: And Now, the Thrilling Conclusion Jan 18, 2021

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Fannie crashes the big wedding and wonders what happens next. Starring Ann Dowd. Written, directed, and executive produced by Randy Blair. Produced by Kristine Zbornik, associate produced by Jordan Rathus, Sydney Angel and Alison Cimmet. Score by Andrew Siddle, performed by Alan Drever-Smith, Jay Taylor, and Alice Siddle. Sound design and editing by Erica Huang. A production of Scandal Media.

Part 4: On Tonight's Show Jan 18, 2021

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6 years later, Fannie catches us up to speed on the events that occurred after the big meeting. Starring Ann Dowd. Written, directed, and executive produced by Randy Blair. Produced by Kristine Zbornik, associate produced by Jordan Rathus, Sydney Angel and Alison Cimmet. Score by Andrew Siddle, performed by Alan Drever-Smith, Jay Taylor, and Alice Siddle. Sound design and editing by Erica Huang. A production of Scandal Media.

Part 3: Think Big Jan 18, 2021

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Fannie's book report leads us back in time, revealing how she really came to live at the hotel. Starring Ann Dowd. Written, directed, and executive produced by Randy Blair. Produced by Kristine Zbornik, associate produced by Jordan Rathus, Sydney Angel and Alison Cimmet. Score by Andrew Siddle, performed by Alan Drever-Smith, Jay Taylor, and Alice Siddle. Sound design and editing by Erica Huang. A production of Scandal Media.

Part 2: A Very Exciting Offer Jan 18, 2021

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Fannie recalls the saga of her downstairs neighbor while considering Mr. T's very exciting offer. Starring Ann Dowd. Written, directed, and executive produced by Randy Blair. Produced by Kristine Zbornik, associate produced by Jordan Rathus, Sydney Angel and Alison Cimmet. Score by Andrew Siddle, performed by Alan Drever-Smith, Jay Taylor, and Alice Siddle. Sound design and editing by Erica Huang. Featuring the voice of Grace McLean as Kay. A production of Scandal Media.

Part 1: What Should I Call You? Jan 18, 2021

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Emmy winner Ann Dowd stars as Fannie Lowenstein -- the last remaining rent-controlled tenant of the Plaza Hotel -- practicing for the biggest meeting of her life. Starring Ann Dowd. Written, Directed and Executive Produced by Randy Blair. Produced by Kristine Zbornik, associate produced by Jordan Rathus, Sydney Angel and Alison Cimmet. Score by Andrew Siddle, performed by Alan Drever-Smith, Jay Taylor, and Alice Siddle. Sound design and editing by Erica Huang. A production of Scandal Media

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