Review: On Broadway, Kimberly Akimbo Is Darker, Sadder, and All-Around Excellent
But they dug in for Broadway, reinvestigating every moment and making tiny surgical changes to help the material achieve its fullest comic and tragic potential. Kimberly Akimbo was lovely before; it’s magnificent now.
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