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Fool for Love | Essays and Criticism
- Fools of Love: A Comparison of the Play and Film
In this essay, Petrusso compares and contrasts the play and the film version of Fool for Love.
- Review of Fool for Love
Weales reviews Shepard’s play in this excerpt, finding the work to be ‘‘at once ambiguous and concrete’’ in its depiction of a strange love affair.
- Soft Centers
In this essay, despite finding Shepard’s play to possess considerable theatre craft, Simon ultimately finds the work ‘‘ponderous, imponderable.’’
- Review of Fool for Love
Calling Fool for Love ‘‘mysterious and unsettling,’’ Oliver offers a favorable appraisal of Shepard’s play, also terming the work ‘‘as funny as anything he’s ever done.’’
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