<p>Sometimes we look back on the low moments in our lives  and realize, hey, we <em>did</em> learn  something from that awful episode; it wasn’t as bad as we  remember, after all.  Can the perspective afforded us by the passage of  time yield the same  realization at the theater?</p>

Sometimes we look back on the low moments in our lives and realize, hey, we did learn something from that awful episode; it wasn’t as bad as we remember, after all. Can the perspective afforded us by the passage of time yield the same realization at the theater?

Does 'Moose Murders' Still Hold Up (as One of the Worst Plays Ever)?

Jeff Spurgeon finds out what's new on Broadway and beyond from Charles Isherwood, theater critic for The New York Times.

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