
Production History 3
1. Producing Organization – John Herochik
2. Theater/Venu – McCarther Theater
3. City/State – Princeton , NJ
4. Director – Nagle Jackson
5. Degisners – Set, John Jensen . Costume Marie Miller. Lighting – F. Mitchell Dana
6. June 18 1986
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D.J.R. Brunkner NY Times
“It is hardly surprising that “The Boys Next Door”, Tom Griffin’s first play having its premier at the McCarter Theater , is emotionally appealing. It is the story of four retarded men living in a city apartment and working at simple jobs. Mr. Griffin avoids most controversial aspects of the subject and concentrates on the men’s hopes”.
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Alvin Klein NY Times
“But wonder one must, for the new play by Tom Griffin at the “renewed” McCarter Theater is all about the mentally handicapped. Is it a laughing matter?
It takes an audience time to figure out just what the playwright is up to. By the end of the first act , at least , there is a clue.”
1. Producing Organization – John Herochik
2. Theater/Venu – McCarther Theater
3. City/State – Princeton , NJ
4. Director – Nagle Jackson
5. Degisners – Set, John Jensen . Costume Marie Miller. Lighting – F. Mitchell Dana
6. June 18 1986
Review Link : http://search.proquest.com/hnpnewyorktimes/docview/111104985/130187F47716D0F16C2/3?accountid=7065
D.J.R. Brunkner NY Times
“It is hardly surprising that “The Boys Next Door”, Tom Griffin’s first play having its premier at the McCarter Theater , is emotionally appealing. It is the story of four retarded men living in a city apartment and working at simple jobs. Mr. Griffin avoids most controversial aspects of the subject and concentrates on the men’s hopes”.
http://search.proquest.com/hnpnewyorktimes/docview/111071345/13018859FBE501F6152/4?accountid=7065
Alvin Klein NY Times
“But wonder one must, for the new play by Tom Griffin at the “renewed” McCarter Theater is all about the mentally handicapped. Is it a laughing matter?
It takes an audience time to figure out just what the playwright is up to. By the end of the first act , at least , there is a clue.”
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