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Review: No Battle of Wits in This Mild ‘A Man for All Seasons’

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By Laura Collins Hughes Verified, Robert Bolt, Christa Scott-Reed
| The New York Times Verified
Image From left, Carolyn McCormick, Michael Countryman and Kim Wong in “A Man for All Seasons” at the Acorn Theater in Manhattan. What is a person of principle to do when the ruler he serves is consumed with reckless vanity? For Sir Thomas More, the sharp-witted chancellor at the center of Robert Bolt’s “A Man for All Seasons,” there is no question of following along.
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Review: ‘Shadowlands,’ a Tale of C.S. Lewis’s Romance, Tackles a Different Tragedy

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By Laura Collins Hughes Verified, William Nicolson, Christa Scott-Reed
| The New York Times Verified
When the public mood is a triple-strength cocktail of anxiety and alarm, there is something to be said for theater as comfort food. Heresy, I know — but it can be calming to sit for a while with a sturdily crafted, nicely cast play that was mild even when it was new. Case in point: William Nicholson’s anodyne biodrama “Shadowlands,” which traces the late-blooming 1950s romance between the author and Oxford don C. S. Lewis (his friends call him Jack) and the poet Joy Davidman.
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