Review: DEEP ARE THE ROOTS by Martin Denton
With Deep Are the Roots, Metropolitan Playhouse once again proves itself invaluable by showing theatergoers a vivid piece of their past in that most immediate and visceral of environments--that is, on the intimate stage of their cozy East Village theatre. The issue in this case is that of the "New" (i.e., post-World War II) South, and how the decaying values of its dying aristocracy might be reconciled with…