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Tag Archives: Mahonri Stewart
In Defense of Grumpiness: A Review of “Brothers,” “Quietly,” and A Roof Overhead
Update 18 Aug 2012: In the comments, Mahonri Stewart responds to my critiques of his piece. In the interest of fairness, I encourage anyone who reads this review to also take a look at his comments. I happen to agree … Continue reading
Mahonri Stewart’s _A Roof Overhead_ (review)
Review of Mahonri Stewart’s A Roof Overhead By Margaret Blair Young There are many angles to Mahonri Stewart’s latest play, showing through Saturday, April 28, at the Little Brown Theater (248 South Main Street, Springville). On the surface, it seems … Continue reading
