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Edita Brychta plays all females besides the lead in L.A. Theatre Works&#039; production of &quot;Oslo,&quot; directed by Brian Kite, the chair of UCLA&#039;s theater department. The play focuses on back channel negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians leading up to the the Oslo Accords in 1993. (Courtesy of Matt Petit)

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Historical play &#8216;Oslo&#8217; explores human aspect of international diplomacy

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Two Norwegian diplomats pulled off one of the most ambitious peace accords of our time – but few people know about it, said Brian Kite. Kite, the chair of the theater department at UCLA, is directing L.A.

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Historical play ‘Oslo’ explores human aspect of international diplomacy

By Maggie Klein

April 11, 2019 10:47 p.m.