Theater Review: ‘Days to Come’

Theater Review: ‘Days to Come’
(L–R) Larry Bull, Chris Henry Coffey, Ted Deasy, Roderick Hill, and Janie Brookshire as they appear in Lillian Hellman’s “Days to Come.” Todd Cerveris
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NEW YORK—Following Lillian Hellman’s first major hit on Broadway, “The Children’s Hour,” came the overly heavy, melodramatic offering “Days to Come,” now being presented by the Mint Theater Company, which specializes in resurrecting old plays with merit.

Does this play have merit? Critics and audiences have had strong positive and negative opinions.

Diana Barth
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Diana Barth writes for various theatrical publications and for New Millennium. She may be contacted at [email protected]
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