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re: My review of THIS IS OUR YOUTH: Playwright Kenneth Lonergan and cast make Bway debuts

Posted by:	jesse21 05:45 pm EDT 09/11/14
In reply to:	re: My review of THIS IS OUR YOUTH: Playwright Kenneth Lonergan and cast make Bway debuts - AlanScott 04:57 pm EDT 09/11/14

- I inferred without confirmation that the studio apartment was on the top floor of a brownstone that had been carved up as a multi-unit dwelling. That's what it looked like to me. And I also inferred it was on a numbered side street with that background behind the main set representing typical 17-story, pre-war apartment buildings on either CPW, WEA or RSD (or perhaps just one parallel block over). That London production of the play at the Garrick in 2002 had a rotating cast of famous young actors. Besides Kieran Culkin as Warren (you are correct in your assumption he played that character), Jake Gyllenhaal, Casey Affleck and Freddie Prinze Jr took on the role at various times during the run. -

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re: My review of THIS IS OUR YOUTH: Playwright Kenneth Lonergan and cast make Bway debuts

Posted by:	AlanScott 06:20 pm EDT 09/11/14
In reply to:	re: My review of THIS IS OUR YOUTH: Playwright Kenneth Lonergan and cast make Bway debuts - jesse21 05:45 pm EDT 09/11/14

You may well be right about the set. That makes sense.

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