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Sam Shepard 1943-: Robert Cushman

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SOURCE: A review of The Tooth of Crime, in Plays and Players, Vol. 19, No. 228, September, 1972, pp. 49-50.

The Tooth of Crime was first produced at London's Open Space Theatre in 1972. In the following review of that performance, Cushman criticizes the play as being a simplistic story of dueling musicians.

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