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Jul 25, 2012 3 min

<em>Warrior Class</em> Hits Its Talking Points

from Around Broadway Hosted by WQXR

Gore Vidal’s 1960 play The Best Man is enjoying a successful revival on Broadway. It opened in April, received a couple of Tony Award nominations and attracted a starry cast including James Earl Jones, Angela Lansbury and John Laroquette. But it’s not the only political play currently on the boards in New York.

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