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Tag Archives for: "Pulitzer Prize winner"
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By Judy Nedry
In Play Reviews
Posted January 21, 2020

The undoing of America 2000-2008

It didn’t take much. Some loose footing here, a push there. And then, in 2008, everything we’d been working toward since the end of World War II was gone. Many were caught off-guard, [...]

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By Judy Nedry
In Play Reviews
Posted September 18, 2018

Roommates face off in hilarious Ripcord!

Abby Binder (Randi Douglas) is a grouch. And it’s no secret that she doesn’t want a roommate. Never has. When she is assigned one at the senior living facility where she resides, she [...]

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 “…the ‘thunder’ that is Fences”
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By Judy Nedry
In Play Reviews
Posted May 16, 2018

“…the ‘thunder’ that is Fences”

Lou Bellamy, director of Portland Playhouse‘s current production Fences, accurately describes August Wilson‘s Pulitzer Prize-winning play as “the ‘thunder’ that is [...]

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By Judy Nedry
In Play Reviews
Posted March 16, 2018

Between Riverside and Crazy–a New York state of mind

When I saw Stephen Adly Guirgis‘s Pulitzer Prize-winning play Between Riverside and Crazy, it put me in a New York state of mind. Now running at Artists Repertory Theatre, the play does not [...]

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By Judy Nedry
In Reviews
Posted May 25, 2016

A visit to Elysian Fields

What a heady thing it must have been to be a young man in this country in 1946. For most of those who survived World War II, it must have felt like the world was their oyster. They had survived [...]

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