Time Stands Still -- Theater Review
8:34 PM PDT 10/14/2010 by Frank Scheck,
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There are plenty of social issues bandied about in Donald Margulies' new play about a female photographer and her journalist boyfriend coping with the physical and emotional aftereffects of her near-fatal encounter with a roadside bomb in Iraq. But for all its debates about such subjects as the morality of journalists who observe atrocities without interfering or the psychological ramifications of torture porn movies, what "Time Stands Still" is really about is the shifting trajectories of relationships.
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