A melancholic route to 'Rose's' roots BY LINDA WINER
Mary Rose's father, frightened by old age and new mysteries, insists that Mary Rose "belongs to the past." So does the play, though we're not a bit sorry to make its acquaintance.
Mary Rose's father, frightened by old age and new mysteries, insists that Mary Rose "belongs to the past." So does the play, though we're not a bit sorry to make its acquaintance.