A play can be less than a great dramatic work and still provide the material for vivid theater. So it is Lanford Wilson's “Burn This,” a 1987 drama that invites an audience to dive headlong into a world of raw emotion, insoluble grief and explosive passion. The characters are a cock-eyed quartet of downtown New Yorkers: A dancer/choreographer who feels, a gay advertising executive who quips, a wealthy screenwriter who waffles and a volatile restaurant manager who rages.
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