Nigel Gore is Henry Carr and Molly Schreiber is Cecily in Publick Theatre's staging of Tom Stoppard's "Travesties."
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Stage Review
Colliding memories and memorable cleverness
Nigel Gore is Henry Carr and Molly Schreiber is Cecily in Publick Theatre's staging of Tom Stoppard's "Travesties."
(Courtesy of publick theatre)
"Travesties" is early Tom Stoppard, which is to say that it is dazzling, witty, and exhausting. It's so busy being clever that it can't quite be anything else - but it's so clever that, most of the time, it's hard to mind. (Full article: 626 words)
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