Disgraced " review
Bush, LondonWe're used to seeing plays that take a swipe at American liberal guilt. But Ayad Akhtar's Pulitzer prizewinner adds an extra dimension to the subject by exposing the dangers of denying one's racial and religious inheritance. It's not perfect, but it's a tough, compelling play that covers a lot of ground in 90 minutes and that gains an extra urgency as apparently jihadist-inspired violence returns to our s…
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