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Dear Liar

By Jerome Kilty Theatre

Irish Repertory Theatre

132 West 22nd Stret

727-2737

When George Bernard Shaw first wrote to Beatrice Stella Campbell, to announce that he had

written a new play-Pygmalion-with a role for her as "an East End dona with three ostrich feathers in her hair," they had already been taking guarded notice of each other for some two decades, which are skimmed over rather cursorily in-the opening speech of Dear Liar, Jerome Kilty's 1960 stage version of their correspondence. Mrs. Patrick Campbell, as she was billed, first caught Shaw's eye, along with every other ...

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