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Newspaper Article
Said the Playwright to the Young Actor
2010
Overview
CORRECTION APPENDED IN \"The Grand Manner,\" at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater at Lincoln Center, Bobby Steggert plays Pete, a stand-in for the playwright A. R. Gurney during a galvanizing moment in his life. In 1948 Mr. Gurney traveled from his boarding school in New Hampshire to Manhattan, where he had a brief, nervous backstage exchange with the celebrated actress Katharine Cornell after a performance of Shakespeare's \"Antony and Cleopatra,\" an exchange that he uses as a jumping-off point in the comic drama.
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New York Times Company
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