John R. W. smail

The Promoter

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I have already torn up several pages of opening paragraphs for this review because they sounded like press releases, and

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The Constant Wife is in many ways an excellent comedy. For considerable stretches of time it manages to transcend the

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Cry the Beloved Country is so earnest and virtuous that criticism of it seems almost improper--like throwing stones at a

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King Lear is one of Shakespeare's greatest characters, and probably the hardest to perform. He is a king, a father,

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On all sides these days one hears the questions "What is Harvardmanship?" "What sets the expert in Harvardmanship apart from

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On all sides these days one hears the questions "What is Harvardmanship?" "What sets the expert in Harvardmanship apart from

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A brand new approach to football coaching is waiting around for some bright coach to pick up from the back

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There are eleven people in "The Three Sisters" with clearly defined characters. By the end of the third act, nine

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There is only one trade open to a man called Posket, especially if his first name is Aeneas. He is

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The stern moralists who condemn Restoration comedy as merely vulgar should go and see the Brattle Theatre's production of Wycherley's