Stage Review

Getting 'Real'

Stoppard work is a pleasure despite production's flaws

By Ed Siegel

Globe Staff / September 16, 2005

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No writer today has as much fun with the English language as Tom Stoppard. A well-spoken person in one of his plays can conquer the world, like a Jackie Chan armed with words. It's a rare Stoppard work that doesn't dazzle the audience with wit alone. (Full article: 646 words)