SOURCE: Gilman, Richard. “Versions of Dishonesty.” Commonweal (8 November 1963): 194.
In the following negative review of the 1963 New York production of The Rehearsal, Gilman contends that “we are supposed to be left with a troubled but gratified sense of how the world really goes, but what we are actually left with is a sense of how to use the theater exquisitely for the purpose of simulating art.”
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