The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT33) NEW YORK -- Aug. 28, 2002 -- ADV. FOR SUN., SEPT. 1 -- THEATER-LOST-CLASSICS-2 -- John Colton. St. John Hankin. Gertrude Tonkonogy. Three nonprofit Off-Broadway companies have made it their business to exhume the dust-covered works of forgotten, or nearly forgotten, playwrights. In New York in August, Dan Wackerman, the artistic director of the Peccadillo Theater Company says "What isn't dated?'' Peccadillo will stage a melodrama by Colton, "The Shanghai Gesture,'' which is set in a brothel and caused a sensation on Broadway in 1926. (Suzanne DeChillo/The New York Times)
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2002-08-29
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