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| A concrete, theatricalizing object that is introduced into the actuality of life is not a true theater prop but a life prop--a far more complex notion. Musical purists deplored the very notion of theatricalizing a composition so solemn in content and, they argued, complete in itself Others, offended perhaps by the title, hinted that the whole enterprise was opportunistic. Along with codirector Jane Jones, they have done a spectacular job of theatricalizing Irving's novel, a meditation on people's ambiguous feelings about babies--wanting them, not wanting them, having them and mistreating them, not having them and longing for them. |
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