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		<title>Sam Anderson - &quot;The Bird and Mr. Banks&quot; Play - Variety.com Review</title>
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		<description>Although Keith Huff's play &quot;The Bird and Mr. Banks&quot; includes multiple roles and a compelling plot, at its core it dotingly spotlights a single character, the titular Mr. Banks. This is entirely understandable, because Banks is a mesmerizing creation, witty and garrulous but physically hesitant, a beguiling mixture of sweetness and savagery. The Road Theater Company's successful West Coast premiere production of this darkly amusing and surprisingly moving show is anchored by Sam Anderson's (...)

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