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From: The Village Voice
Date: 20021113
Author:McNulty, Charles
Joanna Laurens Imagines Sophocles; Chekhov Gets a Tuner
THE THREE BIRDS
By Joanna Laurens
Gale Gates et al.
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MOSCOW
By Nick Salamone and Maury R. McIntyre
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On the totem pole of creative achievement, dramatic adaptations wouldn't seem to fall that high. Yet the long and distinguished pedigree of literary borrowers proves that the practice is no mere refuge for second-rate imaginations. After all, the Greek tragedians found most of their tales in Homer, while Shakespeare raided classic and ...
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