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Report From New York: ‘American Buffalo’ Again Dives Into the Nation’s Lower Depths
In a cold analysis, nothing much actually happens in the narrative sense during David Mamet’s 1975 dive into the social gutter of the 20th Century United States, the classic American Buffalo. But there is more tension, more multi-level relationships, more vibrant characterizations in this 83rd revival at Circle in the Square than in several recent epics on Broadway.
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Tagged American Buffalo, Darren Criss, Laurence Fishburne, Neil Pepe, Sam Rockwell
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Report From New York: Revival Of Shepard’s Fool For Love Is Tightly-Coiled Intimate Evening
A low-rent motel room on the edge of the Mojave Desert has never been more claustrophobic—nor more intense—than the shabby one in which three people collide against each other in Sam Shepard’s 1983 Fool for Love, getting a superb revival by the Manhattan Theatre Club at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre.
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Tagged Daniel Aukin, Fool For Love, Nina Ariande, Sam Rockwell, Sam Shepard
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