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• Event Name: The Savannah Disputation
  Article: We lift our hearts in praise
  The Boston Metro - Oct 01, 2009
  By Nick Dussault

  "With seemingly endless side-splitting moments, The Savannah Disputation may well be the funniest play of the season."
  

• Event Name: The Savannah Disputation
  Article: Thank Heaven for the Savannah Disputation
  The Hub Review - Sep 24, 2009
  By Thomas Garvey

  The Savannah Disputation is about as smart a play as you're likely to see this year (unless Tony Kushner suddenly pulls together The Intelligent...
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  The Savannah Disputation is about as smart a play as you're likely to see this year (unless Tony Kushner suddenly pulls together The Intelligent Homosexual, etc.). Indeed, the show all but crackles with genuine wit (the kind that leaves Catholic catnip like Nunsense in the dust), and it's quite serious in its intentions - to thoroughly dismantle the premises of both the Protestant and Catholic faiths, while actually charming the members of said churches in the process.
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• Event Name: The Savannah Disputation
  "Unexpected"
  Review posted by: Ed F from Cambridge, ma, Oct 21, 2009
  

  I went to see this show with low expectations and was more than pleasantly surprised at how entertained I was. It was thought provoking, humorous and well acted.It was far better than many Broadway or... Expand

  I went to see this show with low expectations and was more than pleasantly surprised at how entertained I was. It was thought provoking, humorous and well acted.It was far better than many Broadway or Broadway in Boston shows I've seen. Collapse

• Event Name: The Savannah Disputation
  "Carroll and Plum again."
  Review posted by: L.S. Jacobs from Methuen, MA USA, Oct 19, 2009
  

  Nancy Carroll and Paula Plum are acting again at the Speak Easy. This time the ladies play sisters in The Savannah Disputation. Nancy had the cynical sister down pat while Paula played the... Expand

  Nancy Carroll and Paula Plum are acting again at the Speak Easy. This time the ladies play sisters in The Savannah Disputation. Nancy had the cynical sister down pat while Paula played the innocent who first has doubts about her religion. Let's not forget Timothy Crowe and Carolyn Charpie as the priest and the evangelical who held their own with these two Boston favorites. The play was a funny evening of doubt, friendship and eventual redemption. One of our group went back the next week with her family and everyone laughed. Collapse

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