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David Mamet’s Classic "Glengarry Glen Ross" Revived on Broadway with Star-Studded Cast

The new Broadway revival of "Glengarry Glen Ross" features a talented cast tackling Mamet's commentary on capitalistic desperation, 41 years after its original debut.

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Unfortunately, it becomes apparent early on that the actor isn’t entirely up to the task at hand.
Kieran Culkin Fits Uneasily in Broadway Revival of David Mamet’s Blistering Study of Toxic Masculinity, ‘Glengarry Glen Ross’
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Glengarry Glen Ross may have lost some of its capacity to surprise over the past four decades, but the new revival offers a tribute to its durability.
Glengarry Glen Ross review – David Mamet’s masterpiece still dazzles on Broadway
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At best they’re morally withholding; at worst they’re laced with cynical admiration.
‘You’re Wasting Leads’: Glengarry Glen Ross Returns
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Updated: Apr 1st, 2025, 4:13 AM ET

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David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross" returns to Broadway 41 years after its debut, showcasing Bob Odenkirk as Shelley and Kieran Culkin as Ricky. The production explores themes of toxic masculinity, capitalism, and desperation among salesmen. Though the play remains grounded in its 1980s setting, the performances bring fresh interpretations of familiar characters. Highlights include a standout turn by Donald Webber Jr. as the cold office manager, while the play's relevance is examined through the lens of modern societal issues, sparking discussions on the intersection of art and the artist.

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