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Moon for the Misbehotten

Dennis G. Jerz / 13 Aug 2024

Even though I wrote about some of Eugene O’Neil’s earlier plays in my dissertation, I had never seen or even read this play before. I knew the basic subject matter but didn’t know the details.

All the actors did a great job and the production values were top notch, as I expect from Quantum.

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