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Kasia Boddy

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Kasia Boddy · Pretty Garrotte: Why we need Dorothy Parker

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By Kasia Boddy
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Dorothy Parker​ dreaded repetition and found it everywhere. In 1919, when she was just 25 and only months into her stint as Vanity Fair’s theatre critic, she already claimed enough ‘bitter experience’ to know that ‘one successful play of a certain type’ would result in a ‘vast horde’ of copycats, ‘all built on exactly the same lines’. In quantity at least, this was Broadway’s golden age, just before radio and the movies ate up its audiences.
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‘It might as well be Stephen’ essays in appreciation of Sondheim

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By Kasia Boddy, Clare Pettitt
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Sondheim and Weidman’s unintended trilogy

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By Kasia Boddy
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In November 2023, Pacific Overtures opened at the Menier Chocolate Factory, a ‘comparatively pocket-sized’ South London theatre famous for producing musicals.1 While serving as a tribute to Stephen Sondheim who had died three months earlier, the revival of his 1976 play had been planned for a long time: the intention – as the theatre announced – was to complete ‘the Menier’s trilogy’ of Sondheim’s collaborations with John Weidman.
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