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Stage review

Revival of 'We Won't Pay!' is politics as usual

Scott H. Severance and Stephanie Clayman star in Nora Theatre's version of Dario Fo's 1974 protest against inflation in Italy. Scott H. Severance and Stephanie Clayman star in Nora Theatre's version of Dario Fo's 1974 protest against inflation in Italy. (Kippy Goldfarb)
By Terry Byrne
Globe Correspondent / September 16, 2008

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CAMBRIDGE - After two weeks of political sloganeering at the Democratic and Republican conventions, it's hard to listen to the agit-prop of "We Won't Pay! We Won't Pay!" without feeling weary. Nobel Prize winner Dario Fo dresses up his power-to-the-people message with some clever clowning, but despite the best efforts of Stephanie Clayman and Scott H. Severance, this Nora Theatre ... (Full article: 496 words)

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