WELL INTENTIONED, ILL-CONCEIVED Whispers of "pretentious" could be heard in the audience of Paul David Young's new play In the Summer Pavilion, which doesn't seem like a fair assessment. Calling a work pretentious suggests a certain lack of sincerity on the part of its creator, as if he's more concerned with showing off his abilities [...]
SOURCE: Stage and Cinema at 04:37PM on October 19, 2012