Broadway Reviews: A hoarse urban warrior, a stunning war horse

NEW YORK - Jez Butterworth's new play Jerusalem, which opened Thursday, is doubly sprawling. First off, its three acts unfold in a way that takes countless verbal twists and turns in a wooded enclave of a British town during an annual festival we only hear about but never see. Second, the characters themselves sprawl. They loiter uninterrupted in these woods around the metal home of a one-of-a-kind character and wood…

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