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Jim Taylor takes A Closer Look at this revival at the penthouse at 37 West 26th Street. (Wednesday, March 17, 2010)
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“…for decades and you didn't realize they came from this play. Mark Crowley invented them the boys in the band and recommend that. We're -- and reviews on WC BSE eighty dot com Jim Taylor NB CVS dvd. …”
“…the band there's children here a long time ago 1968. Man. Mark Crowley -- really kind of groundbreaking play WCBS the integrated -- who were going off Broadway for this revival actually staged in someone's …”
Jim Taylor takes A Closer Look at the production at the Barrow Street Theatre. (Wednesday, March 10, 2010)
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Jim Taylor takes A Closer Look at the production at the Duke on 42nd Street. (Wednesday, March 3, 2010)
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“…for measure current production at -- theater features some pretty heavy hitters Tony award winning Jefferson Mays in the lovely -- Waterston. Measure for measure echoes the same kind of madcap comedy found in much ado about nothing and A Midsummer Night's Dream it's funny it's provocative. There's pouring them lying and loving and living. Morality sexuality hypocrisy all laid out in Shakespeare's wonderfully clever writing. More than 400 years later in the words still sizzle with contemporary clarity. It's an ensemble production in which for the most part the acting is spot on the will of the minor characters -- today hilts providing laugh out loud released. Measure for measure the -- didn't mind borrowing title actually come from the Bible. I'm sure returns …”
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