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November 2013
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 * Desktop Theatre was a project created by Adriene Jenik re{cite web|url=http://www.adrienejenik.net |title=Adriene Jenik |publisher=Adriene Jenik |date= |
 * //www.adrienejenik.net |title=Adriene Jenik |publisher=Adriene Jenik |date= |accessdate=2012-10-29} and Lisa Brenneis Matthew Mirapaul, ARTS ONLINE; Take That, Monica! Kapow, Chandler!,