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Just Like You're in the French Quarter Apr 12, 2007
Smallwood's play is a fun, and informative read, especially for someone familiar with the characters and New Orleans. The play begins in front of the Abbey, a very seedy and appropriate bar on Decatur Street. The plot of the play involves and older man ( self proclaimed as descended from the Barrymores no less ) telling stories about Brando, Tennessee, Capote ,and others to a younger person.
The action goes back and forth between the conversation between the two of them and the actual acting out of the various encounters being related. I found the play an easy and enjoyable read. I especialy enjoyed Smallwood's clever stage directions. I'd definitely recommend it.
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