Atkinson in Times Notes Stir Moscow Theater Talk
A satirical interview scene imagines Stalin and Molotov reading the New York Times theater notices by Atkinson. The dialogue riffs on reviews of a play like Tobacco Road and the Moscow reaction, with jokes about quotes, ads, bans, and critics. The piece ends with Curtain.
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