Brantley in Britain: Review: 'Network,' With Bryan Cranston Is Convulsive, Immersive and Still Mad as Hell | BroadwayStars

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Brantley in Britain: Review: 'Network,' With Bryan Cranston Is Convulsive, Immersive and Still Mad as Hell by Ben Brantley

A stage adaptation, directed by Ivo van Hove, confirms the prophecy of a 1976 movie about populist rage and manipulative technology

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