It Takes Brass Balls to Direct This Play: Round House’s Glengarry Glen Ross, reviewed
Chris Klimek
This is why I never wanted a real job. Alec Baldwin in Glengarry Glen Ross: The Motion Picture.
No stage production of Glengarry Glen Ross feels complete to me without the speech David Mamet added for the movie version, eight years after his play won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1984. But Round House Theatre’s Mitchell Hebert-directed version is solid if not revelatory. Reviewed in today’s City Paper.