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March 5, 2012

The ultimate American id boy is up to his old tricks in “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” at the New Victory Theater, an amiable if slightly too well-behaved adaptation of Mark Twain’s novel, by Laura Eason.

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Frank
Scheck

March 5, 2012

Even Mark Twain would have liked “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” now playing at the New Victory Theater: Not only is this child-friendly rendition faithful to the text and spirit of his work, but it doesn’t whitewash the darker aspects of a tale set in 1840s Missouri.

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Suzy
Evans

March 5, 2012

In the opening of Laura Eason’s adaptation of Mark Twain’s "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," the characters sweetly explain that they will tell the story for the entertainment of boys and girls. This fact is obvious from the youth-theater venue and the high percentage of young people in the audience. However, the characters add, "We hope it will not be shunned by men and women." Amazingly, Eason manages just that.

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