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(Mark Veltman for The New York Times) |
Theater review
The words tossed out by critics to describe “High,’’ a play that opened and closed on Broadway in a span of six days last spring, ranged from “lurid’’ to “flop.’’ Investors in the show lost $1.8 million, and its blink-or-you’ll-miss-it run occurred during an otherwise brisk and lucrative Broadway season. All of which leads to a very important question: Why on earth is “High’’ dusting itself off after such a grand tumble and launching a national tour?
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