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A wandering ne'er-do-well with a criminal past shows up at his mother's house to regroup only to find his overrefined and overeducated brother there, house-sitting and working on a screenplay. The two quickly set into one another, even seeming to switch roles as their furious jealousy mounts and each tries to beat the other at his own game.
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"TRUE WEST avoids the tangle of pretension and obfuscation that mars so much of Shepard's work; it's an appealingly modest play, which skillfully translates psychology into behavior--in this case, the murderous, spoiling work of envy."
New Yorker - John Lahr (03/27/2000)
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