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How Shakespeare Won The West
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I may have seen this play mentioned in the local papers, but never thought twice about it. Apparently that was the right move, as the reviews are not good.
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you beat me to it -- i was going to email you this just now and i decided to open your blog up to read it first and lo and behold...
that's what i get for not checking you and universal hub before bedtime.
heh.
Today's boston dot com review by louise kennedy is a LOT more favorable.
http://www.boston.com/ae/theater_arts/articles/2008/09/16/shakespeare_strikes_gold/
aah... the url wraps.
if you go to boston.com, hit a&e, and it is on the cover of that page.
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