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December 21, 2011 Theater » Theater Reviews

Lysistrata Jones: Aristophanes with College Athletes

by Henry Stewart

Lysistrata Jones Book by Douglas Carter Beane Music & Lyrics by Lewis Flinn Directed by Dan Knechtges Tits and teeth go a long way in Lysistrata Jones. While many Broadway musicals aim to be fun but fail, this high-energy pop spectacle is…

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