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An image of a Dora Mavor Moore Award on a white background. The statue displays a bronze humanoid figure, its arms raised above its head to create a circle. Surrounding the statue is text reading "Dora Mavor Moore Awards."

Mae Smith
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Mae Smith is a former associate editor for Intermission Magazine. Outside of theatre, she is a crafter and a Pisces.

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