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An Imperative, Not a Noun: Beth Henley's Laugh, reviewed.

Chris Klimek

Jacob Ming-Trent, Creed Garnick, Helen Cespedes, and Evan Zes in Laugh. (Igor Dmitry/Studio)

Jacob Ming-Trent, Creed Garnick, Helen Cespedes, and Evan Zes in Laugh. (Igor Dmitry/Studio)

Pulitzer Prize-winner Beth Henley's new play Laugh is not like her other plays. It's wacky. How you feel about wacky will be a better predictor of your experience than you feel about Henley. 

My Washington City Paper review is here.

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tags The Studio Theatre, play reviews, Beth Henley, Washington City Paper