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Webber, Andrew Lloyd 1948– Rice, Tim 1944–: Critical Essay by William Bender

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Superstar builds to considerable impact and evocativeness, in part because it manages to wear its underlying seriousness lightly. What Rice and Webber have created is a modern-day passion play that may enrage the devout but ought to intrigue and perhaps inspire the agnostic young….

Together they have fashioned a clever, youthful blend of skepticism and romantic questioning….

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Webber, Andrew Lloyd 1948– Rice, Tim 1944–: Critical Essay by William Bender from Literature Criticism Series. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.

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