Pick of the Day: Mrs. Dexter & Her Daily

By on April 10, 2012 in Theatre, Uncategorized

I believe Vanda has signed on to review this play so I’ll let her fill you in on the details, other than to note that it’s by Joanna McClelland Glass (pictured at left) and concerns a woman of privilege who gains a newfound appreciation for her housekeeper after the break-up of her marriage.

Mrs. Dexter & Her Daily opens on the Globe Theatre’s main stage tomorrow night and runs until April 29. For ticket info call 525-6400.

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One Response to Pick of the Day: Mrs. Dexter & Her Daily

  1. anonymous April 12, 2012 at 9:43 am #

    Re: Mrs. Dexter and her Daily.
    Saw the eye-glazing premiere at Globe last night.
    I love the Globe, and one clunker won’t change that, but unless you’re a season subscriber (as I am) don’t invest any money in this slow-moving and unsatisfying debacle of self-pity.
    If you are a season subscriber, give your tickets to an enemy, because friends won’t let friends see this play.

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