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The Week in Culture Pictures, April 20
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[New York Times (blog)] - By CHARLES ISHERWOOD The tortured characters in “Strange Interlude,” Eugene O'Neill's epic drama from 1928, now at the Shakespeare Theater Company in Washington, draw continual merriment in the audience. By CHARLES ISHERWOOD “Three Sisters,” at the
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[New York Times] - (Charles Isherwood) 'Gore Vidal's The Best Man' James Earl Jones and Angela Lansbury all but steal the show from their more junior players in the director Michael Wilson's starry but sluggish revival of a play about the corruption of the country's
Three new plays round out lineup for City Theatre's next season
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[Pittsburgh Post Gazette] - The New York Times' Charles Isherwood wrote of the production: "Mr. Harrison's clever fantasy teases out the reality of moving back to the past more completely [than 'Mad Men'], making a sneaky, compelling case for the seductions of living the Ozzie
HOFFARTH on the MEDIA: Dodgers in a no-Vin situation -- what's the plan?
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[Los Angeles Daily News] An "efficiently informative but uninspired trek" and "another workmanlike attempt to colonize a small patch of Broadway for the underserved straight male constituency," according to New York Times theater critic Charles Isherwood; "an airball - or
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