Theater: Hand Grenade
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Mastrosimone fudges on the answers to some of the questions he raises. If you trap a rapist who planned to violate and kill you, is eye-for-an-eye justice immutable or does the common bond of humanity invoke mercy? First to last, Extremities holds the playgoer transfixed. Robert Allan Ackerman directs all the scenes like hand grenades with the pins pulled, and James Russo and Susan Sarandon, in particular, lob them with precision. —By T.E. Kalem
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