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Chesapeake "By approaching Kerr and Pooley not as cartoon cut-outs, or two sides of an argument, Perry and Boyett release the essence of this tricky play: a clash within the human heart. ...Kerr changes not just physically, but spiritually, as the man underneath the fur gains several extra ounces of generosity. It's this journey that Boyett plunges into with a whole heart, emerging disheveled and triumphant at the final curtain." |
