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REVIEWS
Bang the Drum Slowly
… a portrait of friendship---and the mutable fortunes of America’s Pastime as a metaphor for life, which like a baseball season feels long but ends too soon
… a sentimental tale of a team coming together
… the core quartet of Crump, Montgomery, Miller, and John Tweel as Williams is strong
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Washington City Paper
… a grand thing!
…veteran actor Craig Miller reaches new heights of crusty irascibility as baseball manager, Dutch Schnell
… two friends prove loyalty has no price-tag and being alive is "quite a great thing at that".
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DC Theatre Scene
characters who are articulate, insightful, and compassionate
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Showbiz Radio
a game cast and an experienced director, Ellen Dempsey
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Talkin Broadway
Montgomery was alternately vulnerable, amusing, and touching in all his scenes, showing just the right notes of disarming wit and matter-of-fact demeanor.
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DC Metro Theater Arts
‘Bang the Drum Slowly’ tells tale of team united by human condition
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Feature Story in Fairfax Times
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