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The Day Room (1987)

by Don DeLillo

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THE STORY: The play opens in a brightly lit hospital room occupied by two men. One, the amiable Budge, does Tai Chi exercises while trying, without much success, to strike up a conversation with his taciturn roommate, Wyatt. Then, slowly but inexor
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Insanely great play about, not incidentally, insanity; undeservedly savaged by then-Times critic Frank Rich (thus killing its chances for any stage success). Deserves reconsideration -- a truly brilliant, viscerally satisfying journey about the true nature of reality. Highest possible review.
  pipecad | Jun 28, 2007 |
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