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"Dark 'Day'AT's staging of Kushner early work is timely, unforgettable \"We are perched at the brink of a great historical crime.\" When playwright Tony Kushner (Angels in America) first put those words in the mouth of a jittery Berlin actress named Agnes Eggling, the gradually terrified central character of his first original play, A Bright Room Called Day, the future Pulitzer Prize winner was drawing a distinct parallel between the crimes of Germany's Third Reich, at the very beginnings of which the play is set, and the various international and domestic crimes committed by Reagan-era America in the mid-1980s, during which Kushner was writing his angry, energetic, explosive prototype of a play.Today, in post-9-11 America, such comparisons seem ludicrously na&amp;iuml;ve; at the same time, they manage to appear unnervingly prophetic."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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