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That's exactly the effect of this inordinately delicate drama by the talented author of "Circle Mirror Transformation," this season's cult hit at Playwrights Horizons.
Sam Gold, the white-hot young director who makes his Broadway debut this fall with Theresa Rebeck's play "Seminar," is an inordinately delicate orchestrator of quiet naturalistic dramas, allowing rich seams of feeling to emerge from the subtext.
The civic busybodies who once tormented those who exhibited Mapplethorpe's work have vanished, and in their place has stood the sanitised figure of the photographer of nudes, flowers and society portraits, intensely controlled and inordinately delicate, at the pinnacle of his profession.
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