man I'm gonna miss this guy 
... like he was more than just a figure from the past, he was a catalyst for change in detroit's theatre scene. his passion was infectious and it's awesome to see how many people were impacted by him... from students to community leaders, he left a lasting legacy that'll continue to inspire future generations 
I mean who else could make you wanna watch "dutchman" on tv? 
anyway, kudos to the dude for staying true to himself and his values even when it was hard... RIP david rambeau 
... like he was more than just a figure from the past, he was a catalyst for change in detroit's theatre scene. his passion was infectious and it's awesome to see how many people were impacted by him... from students to community leaders, he left a lasting legacy that'll continue to inspire future generations I mean who else could make you wanna watch "dutchman" on tv? anyway, kudos to the dude for staying true to himself and his values even when it was hard... RIP david rambeau 
the one they're talking about in this article was super old though like over 80 
I wonder what kind of plays they used to perform back then 
does anyone still watch live theatre? 