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"  January 24th will be a big night for Manhattan&amp;#039;s Cort Theater. Not only will it play host to the first Broadway showing of Arthur Miller&amp;#039;s searing, Brooklyn-set tragedy, A View From the Bridge, since it first opened back in 1955, but it will also mark the Broadway debut for actress Scarlett Johansson and, after a 17-year hiatus, the Broadway return of celebrated director Gregory Mosher. Because of the rule barring any reviews until after opening night, I can&amp;#039;t say much about what I thought of the production, the performances, or even Jessica Hecht&amp;#039;s (ahem, pitch perfect) Red Hook accent, but I do very strongly encourage those of you in the NYC area not to miss A View From the Bridge&amp;#039;s short, 14-week run. To purchase tickets to the show, click here. And hurry, because if the packed house at the preview I attended last week was any indication, seats won&amp;#039;t be available much longer.  (Clockwise from L): Director Gregory Mosher; the billing poster; Hecht and Johansson on-stage; the final, powerful scene before Intermission (featuring, L-R: Johansson, Santino Fontana, Schreiber, and Corey Stoll) Photos: Joan Marcus, WireImage "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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