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Tampabay.com
Review: David Mamet's play puts racial politics on trial
Tampabay.com
A beefy, prosperous white man in his 40s, he is uncomfortably seated against a wall in the opening scene of Race, the David Mamet play that is receiving an enthralling production, directed by David Jenkins for Jobsite Theater.


 
Talent, toil of 'Random Acts' crew shouldn't be secret
Las Vegas Review - Journal
Gruff playwright David Mamet offers us a sweet, comic turn in his "Duck Variations." It's nothing but two elderly men (Michael Close and Sandy Stein) on a bench analyzing heredity, environment and ducks. Under Barry Allen's direction, ...

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'November' is smart satire
Pensacola Business Journal
The Pensacola State College theater department presents the final three performances of its production of David Mamet's “November” this weekend. This is the second Mamet play I have seen performed locally. I got my first taste of Mamet's quirky style ...


 
The Lookout News
Santa Monica's Village Trailer Park Gets Celebrity Boost
The Lookout News
By Jason Islas May 23, 2012 -- David Mamet arrives Saturday at Gallery 169 in Santa Monica in a pink Hawaiian shirt and straw hat, chatting casually with one of Village Trailer Park's long-term residents, a subject of a photo-essay exhibit by the ...

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On your radar: A play, a comic, a concert and a movie in a park
Tampabay.com
By Michelle Stark, Times Staff Writer Race: Jobsite Theater stages David Mamet's play about a law firm handling a case in which a rich white man is accused of raping a young black woman. It's at 8 pm at Shimberg Playhouse at the Straz Center for the ...

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Daily Beast
David Mamet's Culture War
Daily Beast
by David Frum May 9, 2012 6:05 PM EDT As a man who earns his living from stage and screen, David Mamet aims much of his ideological ire against what might be called the cultural left. Socialism may be a vanishingly faint influence on American economic ...

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Daily Beast
David Mamet's Right Turn
Daily Beast
by David Frum May 9, 2012 9:00 AM EDT I'm reading David Mamet's The Secret Knowledge, his account of his conversion experience from liberalism to conservatism. Mamet's journey is particularly fascinating to me, because the features that have most ...

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