"Any parallel between the play’s two couples is forced, though. One relationship is intrinsically compelling, even in this imagined version of it, while the other has too little heft to hold our interest."
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"The dialogues and scenes are equally well-paced and the different costume changes reaffirms the centrality of appearances in this stiffly oppressive decorum that takes us sharply down to the figurative bowels of human feelings."
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"The stage only ignites during the final scene, when they are forced to confront what they have avoided for the previous 90 minutes of the play...'Dodi & Diana' is a needed corrective to a sexist fairytale."
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