Mamet goes PG, but his play's a ZZZZ by Howard Kissel
Just as Al Hirschfeld's illustrations are known for the number of "Ninas" you can count in curly hair or shirt wrinkles, the plays of David Mamet have been characterized by how much he uses the F-word. In his latest, "Boston Marriage," it only occurs once.
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