Wit by Rodney Sexton

Wit is a difficult play. The lead character isn't particularly likeable on the page, but the audience can't merely feel sorry for her. The metaphors and deconstructions of 17th Century poetry are a tricky set up that can take you to places both sentimental and pretentious, simultaneously. The Brecht meets cancer formula flips you two birds and dares you to care. Playwright, Margaret Edson, litters the page with land…

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