"This adaptation of Mamet’s film is a perfectly acceptable piece of genre fiction but frankly there’s no need for it to be onstage."
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"Where House of Games never gels is in the marriage of Mamet’s ascetic sensibility with Bean’s crowd-pleasing cheer: it’s the equivalent of an emaciated figure in a baggy suit."
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"Slickly directed by Jonathan Kent, the production may be light on heart or emotional depth, but it more than makes up for it in style and fun. Here, the grift is the point – and it’s a thrill to watch it play out."
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