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‘The Imaginary Invalid’ Broadway Review: Bill Irwin Loses Something in Translation
After playing the Cyclops in Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” the actor writes himself a role that too infrequently produces much laughter You know the play is in trouble when Moliere’s Argan (Bill Irwin) trots off to the toilet after…
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Bill Irwin, known for his recent turn as the Cyclops in Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” appears as Molière’s Argan in the Broadway production “The Imaginary Invalid.” In the performance, Argan exits to the toilet after a morning enema, but the scene fails to elicit a solid laugh from the audience, suggesting the play is struggling to generate humor.
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