'The Last Seder' Is a Sketchy Meal Well-Served
Think Arthur Miller’s “The Price” or Wendy Wasserstein’s “The Sisters Rosensweig.” Playwright Jennifer Maisel must have done so, at least subconsciously, for “The Last Seder.” Or is it just that the dysfunctional-family reunion is such an evergreen topic, particularly around the holidays? Maisel’s family is called Price, and her 80-minute one-act talks a lot about…
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