"A Place at the Table," a new play imported from London, where it was first produced earlier this year, has the sophisticated gloss of British satires best exemplified by Tom Stoppard's "Real Thing."
Alan Bennett's play about a battle for the hearts and minds of a group of university-bound students, imported with the original British cast from the National Theater, moves with a breezy narrative swagger that transcends cultural barriers.
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