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December 9, 2011. I agree with the review of Stick Fly. Not only did I find it entertaining, I thought it was one of the best shows I've seen in quite some time. I'm going again later this month.— ND Kramer

December 9, 2011. I would agree with your positive comments on Stick Fly, if the playwright and director had pared it down by at the very least 1/2 hour to get rid of the talky parts. I also think it's "chutzpah" for the pop star producer Alicia Keys to make so much of it all about her original incidental music.— Kenny Edelman, Brooklyn

December 9, 2011. Well, they won't have Bonnie and Clyde to kick around much longer, but, to be honest, I can't agree with your critic about Frank Wldhorn being such wonderful composer. A few of his songs were okay but this simply isn't the stuff of a successful Broadway musical-- and the decision to not sell tickets much longer is right on. — Barbara and Adam Moss
December 7, 2011. I too loved the shorter, funnier Cherry Orchard at Classic Stage. I would ave loved it at a discunted ticket price even more, but reviews like your have made it a tough to get ticket. -- Emly Markham, Yonkers, NY
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