Just like the rest of us, theater makers can fall into ruts and end up doing the same thing over and over. That's what happened to John Doyle who repeated his conceit of having actors play their own instruments in the musicals he directed until the idea went from sublime (for some people, albeit never for me) to tiresome. It's also happened to playwright Richard Nelson, whose go-to is putting a group of ac…
SOURCE: Broadway & Me at 11:18AM on September 22, 2018