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A Yale Repertory production brings together Theatre de la Jeune Lune alums on the Guthrie stage for some 18th century slapstick ridden with contemporary references.

"The Servant of Two Masters" was written in the 18th century by Venetian Carlo Goldoni in the popular Commedia dell'Arte style. The work was then adapted by Constance Congdon, with additional revising by actor/playwright Steven Epp and director Christopher Bayes.

Critics find this play to be a romp, but more than one complains it's a bit "overstuffed."

"The Servant of Two Masters" runs through January 20 at the Guthrie Theater

From Dominic P. Papatola at the Pioneer Press:

 runs through January 20 at the Guthrie Theater. Have you seen it? What's your review?

Marianne Combs

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Critics find this play to be a romp, but more than one complains it's a bit 'overstuffed.'

The reviews are in for Guthrie’s ‘Servant of Two Masters’

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