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This review of Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors was written in form of an Open Letter to a teenager from Jamaica.
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THE DREAMS WITHIN US (or, ALL DAY AFFAIR) (Frank Nardi): SoLow review
Come in, grab a name tag, pour yourself a cup of coffee – it’s always free! In THE DREAMS WITHIN US – or “All Day Affair” as its working title – performer and playwright Frank Nardi transforms a University of the Arts studio into an AA meeting. The audience, by choosing name tags and sitting in the corresponding seats, become fellow addicts and members of Nardi’s family. more…
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