Using the latest critical edition of Eugene O’Neill’s major play, American Stage presents a production true to his words and their dramatic impact. Never do Director Brendon Fox and his cast ever flag in their dedication to the spirit of the work. Despite its length, Long Day’s Journey into Night is not tiring, always engaging. The play begins with sturdy James Keegan as commanding James Tyrone almost swaggering toward wife Mary (Janis Stevens, fragile but trying to hide it). It’s after breakfast and they’ve established their space on the parlor table rug.
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