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  12.03.90 | No Comments | Filed Under Broadway Theater, Musical Theater, The New Yorker Archive

  
  

  “Shogun: The Musical”

  The New Yorker, December 3, 1990

  “Shogun” begins with two half-naked men appearing aloft, one on either side of the stage, each banging a drum—and what more could you ask? Continue reading

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