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Utility shows the high cost of living in quiet desperation
Emily Schwend's drama is a resonant portrait of life in the shadows of the American dream.
by Dmitry Samarov | Apr 18, 2019
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Chicago is the real star of the surprisingly powerful Captive State
For those of us who love the city, more than just the plot is familiar in this sly takedown of gentrification and authoritarianism.
by Dmitry Samarov | Mar 23, 2019
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Meltdown at Pitchfork 1
An excerpt from Music to My Eyes
by Dmitry Samarov | Apr 9, 2019
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Utility shows the high cost of living in quiet desperation
Emily Schwend's drama is a resonant portrait of life in the shadows of the American dream.
by Dmitry Samarov | Apr 18, 2019
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Meltdown at Pitchfork 1
An excerpt from Music to My Eyes
by Dmitry Samarov | Apr 9, 2019
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In An American Summer, Alex Kotlowitz creates a portrait of a city battling intractable ills 1
He doesn’t offer solutions, but he’s an empathetic witness to the damage done by violence.
by Dmitry Samarov | Apr 5, 2019
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Yen shows two neglected teenagers struggling to grow up
It starts as grotesque comedy but ends in tragedy.
by Dmitry Samarov | Apr 4, 2019
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My Name is Rachel Corrie shows that tragic source material doesn't make great drama
Sitting through this play is like spending an hour and a half with a Greenpeace volunteer on the street.
by Dmitry Samarov | Apr 1, 2019