In this tragedy without a chorus, Murray’s open-mouthed mask remains mute, and no amount of impassioned testimony can bring the sprawling drama to any sort of resolution.
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John Baker on The Seagull
Mitchell and Crimp took enormous liberties with the text and in this instance I thought it worked to everyone’s advantage.
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