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[THEATER REVIEW] Sweet Bird of Youth at WTF
7.24.06
A 'Sweet Bird' Diva Who Evokes Williams
By BEN BRANTLEY
Published: July 24, 2006
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., July 20 -- Omigosh, that's What's-Her-Name, isn't it? You know, the Hollywood star who had the big breakdown and then the big comeback? The one who's supposed to be such a piece of work -- a minion-flattening, substance-abusing, man-eating diva? C'mon, you know.
Well, let's see, I can think of about 30 names off the top of my head that fit that description, as could any self-respecting reader of junk biographies and The Star. Part of the pleasure -- the guilty part -- of Margaret Colin's fine performance in the affectionate revival of Tennessee Williams's "Sweet Bird of Youth" at the Williamstown Theater Festival is how many of those famous names she manages to evoke in her portrayal of the show's stormy heroine.
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