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Naomi Fry

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1027th most prolific critic·867th most generous scorer
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“The play isn't subtle in presenting its allegory of national racial dysfunction—the white family's self-absorption in the face of Black suffering, and their swift move to commodify it—but Jacobs-Jenkins's dramatic machinery is often immensely effective.”

Naomi Fry - Broadway Critic at The New Yorker | Broadway Scorecard