A note on the just-closed Boston Marriage by David Mamet: This attempt at a 19th-Century comedy of manners dotted with deliberate anachronisms is Mamet's shot at Wilde, and it wildly misses. Occasional humorous quip aside, this style experiment falls short, as does the acting of Kate Burton. She says all the lines quite clearly, but her foil, Martha Plimpton, does better (the latter also has an inner life for her character).
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