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expressed enjoyment with the soundtrack. Due to the play's short run on
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were also noted as a contributing issue, with Broad later stating, "In all fairness to her ... we were not too prompt in our rent payments". After the eviction, the company began to seek relocation to a
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called the broadcast "only limitedly amusing", giving additional criticism to the edits made for television and saying that "on TV its bite was never particularly hard and its pace was seldom varied".
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also gave the play a mixed review, criticizing its local appeal, but he singled out Garner's lead performance, calling the actor a "joy" who was "fantastically funny" and "tellingly accurate".
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