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NEWS
By David B. Edelstein
Wednesday, December 2, 1981
N O MATTER WHAT the American Premier Stage dished out in its first two programs. I was prepared to be
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NEWS
By David B. Edelstein
Monday, November 30, 1981
C RITICS CHARGE THAT government subsidies for the arts in this country are laughable beside Great Britain's--and laughably administered. And,
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NEWS
By David B. Edelstein
Friday, October 30, 1981
A NYONE CLAMORING for more "traditional Shakespeare after all the radical artsy-fartsiness in these part should zip over to the
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NEWS
By David B. Edelstein
Wednesday, April 8, 1981
S LAPSTICK JUST DOESN'T WORK unless it's performed by people who can make you believe they are in continuous conflict
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NEWS
By David B. Edelstein
Thursday, April 2, 1981
I T IS A GARISH, cosmic nightclub, the figures on the floor drug-addled, lobotomized, throwing each other over, punching each
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NEWS
By David B. Edelstein
Thursday, March 12, 1981
W ORD GOT AROUND last week after Aladdin 's messy opening night that the show resembled a high school pageant,
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NEWS
By David B. Edelstein
Saturday, December 6, 1980
K AGEMUSHA begins with a simple tableau: a Japanese feudal lord, Shingen (Tatsya Nakada), sits in the center of the
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NEWS
By David B. Edelstein
Tuesday, November 18, 1980
T HERE IS A fundamental miscalculation in the new production of Uncle Vanya --the distance it puts us from the
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NEWS
By David B. Edelstein
Wednesday, October 8, 1980
J OHN SAYLES made The Return of the Secaucus Seven for his resume. He filmed it for $60,000 in 25
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NEWS
By David B. Edelstein
Monday, September 15, 1980
W HEN COMMERCIALS for Humanoids from the Deep splashed across television screens last spring--with scaly black creatures clawing at curvaceous
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