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Movie Theater Attendant Selling Popcorn
Edward Steed
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Is There A Doctor Of Literature In The House?
Michael Maslin
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Other Folks Have To Pay Taxes
George Booth
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New Yorker September 2 1961
Robert Kraus
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Deus Ex Caffeina
Roz Chast
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Waiter Reads The Specials To A Man At Dinner
Christopher Weyant
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A Shakespearean Actress Says To Her Costar
Tim Hamilton
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Completely Riveted Asians
Jeremy Nguyen
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Unbroken Eye Contact The Musical
Charlie Hankin
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Theater Masks
Liana Finck
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The Quiet Room with the Loudest Food
Asher Perlman
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A Shakespearean Actress Says To Her Costar
Tom Hamilton
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Not Supposed to Make Sense
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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New Yorker March 24th, 1997
Roz Chast
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Two Women Chat In A Living Room
Amy Hwang
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There Is A Dark Scene With Two Word Bubbles
Zachary Kanin
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One Senior And One Refuses To Accept He's
David Sipress
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Bitter Professional Vendettas
Lars Kenseth
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A Theater Marquee Advertises A Show Called
Tom Hachtman
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Tristan & Isolde In A Happier Ending
Roz Chast
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A Man And A Woman Are Sitting In The Balcony
Drew Dernavich
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No Wonder We Could Get Tickets
Frank Cotham
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New York Trilogy
Pieter Van Eenoge
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Please Stand Aside
Peter Arno
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New Yorker June 22nd, 1987
Warren Miller
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Is There A Dramaturge In The House?
Victoria Roberts
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First Date
Sara Lautman
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A Man Addresses A Large Theater
David Borchart
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A Man And A Woman At A Pre-theater Dinner Taking
Lee Lorenz
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New Yorker March 20th, 1995
Lee Lorenz
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Welcome To Are You All Right? Theatre
Roz Chast
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Lip balm
Carolita Johnson
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Waiting For Gourdot
Jason Adam Katzenstein
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A Couple Looking At The Marquee Of Movies Showing
William Haefeli
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Feel Good Performance Art
Barbara Smaller
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A Woman Explains A Depressing Show To Her Male
William Hamilton
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A Man And A Woman Talk At A Party
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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Three Mobsters Speak To A Magician
Tom Cheney
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The 'ho Ho Ho' Thing - We Get It. By Act II
Pat Byrnes
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Please Turn On Your Cell Phones
David Sipress
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In That Film
David Sipress
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That's My Father. He's The Understudy
Christopher Weyant
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It's Not A Huge Role
Michael Crawford
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And Now, For Your Entertainment, I Will Drink
Christopher Weyant
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New Yorker June 18th, 1990
Jack Ziegler
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Tonight's Performance Has Been Canceled
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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Now, If Only Daddy Were Rich And Mommy
Michael Crawford
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Same Old Same Old
Lee Lorenz
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New Yorker December 7th, 1998 #2
Michael Crawford
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'give My Regards To Broadway. Remember
James Stevenson
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'relax. It's Summertime And The Living Is Easy.'
Charles Barsotti
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New Yorker January 6th, 1986
Ed Fisher
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Tell Me, Sir. Is It Good Or Bad?
Edward Koren
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Of Course, What I'd Really Like To Do Is Direct
Mort Gerberg
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New Yorker July 26th, 1969
Mischa Richter
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Whenever I See A Handsomely Mounted Production
Henry Martin
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I'm Beginning To Think Everybody In The Whole
Charles Saxon
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New Yorker October 23rd, 1954
Charles E. Martin
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Oh Dear, The Bell! We Have To Go Back
Everett Opie
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I'm Not Convinced That 'chekhov On Ice'
James Stevenson
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New Yorker April 21st, 1997
Sidney Harris
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Good Evening
Henry Martin
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Dramatis Personae
William Steig
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Shakespeare in the Way
Ellis Rosen
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What To Do With My Hands
Will McPhail
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Leon, Honey, You Break All The Rules
George Booth
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It Wasn't As Bad As All That. You're Just Mad
Frank Modell
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Revised Texts
Roz Chast
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New Yorker September 30th, 1944
Alan Dunn
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That's Show Business
Richard Taylor
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An Evil Spirit in Your Clutch Housing
George Booth
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New Yorker April 17th, 1943
Alfred Frueh
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