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Caitlin Duffy

Washington, D.C.
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Nonprofit + philanthropy banker @AmalgamatedBank. Aspiring towards healing + liberation. Jersey roots. she/her. MTAMO. RT≠end.
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My Best Friend's Dead

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By Caitlin Duffy, Anna Shields, Catharine Daddario
| Metacritic
SummaryDon’t mess with the dead! In a remote New England town, a sweet young woman has closed herself off to the outside world since the tragic murder of her best friend. When she tries to bring her soulmate back from the dead, the demon she’s created follows her into the real world and turns the quiet borough into a terrifying hellscape.
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Finding Peace in Pain on Noah Kahan’s ‘The Great Divide’

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By Caitlin Duffy
| Loyola Phoenix Verified
Welcome back, Noah Kahan. Following four years of anticipation, the folk-pop singer-songwriter famed for 2022’s “Stick Season” released his fourth studio album “The Great Divide” April 24. A lot has changed for Kahan in the four years since his breakthrough record as he skyrocketed from a virtually unknown artist to headlining world famous festivals.
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Poignance and Passion Light Up the CIBC Theatre In ‘Hamilton’

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By Caitlin Duffy
| Loyola Phoenix Verified
The golden light of the “Hamilton” marquee sign reflected off puddles downtown as people huddled together under umbrellas, eagerly waiting for CIBC Theatre doors to open. The Pulitzer Prize-winning musical returned to Chicago March 4 as part of its North American Tour. Written by Lin-Manuel Miranda in 2015, the groundbreaking production is told amid the backdrop of intrinsically human experiences of love, loss and legacy.
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