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Article: The Sisters Rosensweig. (Ethel Barrymore Theater, New York, New York)
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- The New Leader
- Article date:
- April 5, 1993
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SISTERHOOD is powerful. Take Chekhov's The Three Sisters. Wendy Wasserstein did. The playwright transported a trio of siblings from imperial Russia to present-day England, gave their yearnings a feel good spin, and diluted them with gags. Result: a demand for tickets so great that The Sisters Rosensweig recently moved from a modest space in Lincoln Center to the full-sized Ethel Barrymore Theater.
Happily, Jane Alexander is still in the role of Sara, a fast-track international banker. To celebrate her 54th birthday, Sara's two younger siblings arrive simultaneously at her sumptuous London house. Pfeni, nee Penny (Christine Estabrook), is a travel writer; Gorgeous ...
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Article: 'Sisters Rosensweig' at CVLT
Cleveland Jewish News;
June 20, 1997 ;
320 words
... ... Cleveland Jewish News 06-20-1997 `Sisters Rosensweig' at CVLT MARILYN H. KARFELD ... different forks in the road. Sara Goode (Carol Pribble) is an ... in Wendy Wasserstein's "The Sisters Rosensweig," now on stage at the Chagrin ...
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