THE TRIAL From: The Village Voice | Date: January 5, 2005| Author: Russo, Francine | Copyright Village Voice Jan 5-Jan 11, 2005. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

THE TRIAL

Adapted by André Gide and Jean-Louis

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In the Phoenix Theatre Ensemble's version of The Trial, ghoulish torturers lash their victims, Dietrich-esque babes flash their garters, and court fops nearly break into a soft-shoe. Joseph K wakes daily to the same nightmare, but every day his dream see...

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