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Opening Night: July 11, 2001

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Synopsis: Tom Selleck, best known for Magnum P.I. and Three Men and a Baby, makes his Broadway debut in this new production of Herb Gardner's cult comedy A Thousand Clowns. Murray Burns, a former kid-show writer and surly society dropout, is being pressured to "drop back in" for the sake of his young nephew who has moved in with him. John Rando directs.

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NEW YORK TIMES REVIEW:

"Eccentricity has become more difficult to define since 1962, when Murray Burns, the childish renegade at the center of ''A Thousand Clowns,'' first made his appearance on Broadway in the person of Jason Robards. Herb Gardner's precious, middle-of-the-road comedy about Murray, an unemployed television writer who is forced, with a lot of literal and psychological kicking and screaming, to return to work so he can retain custody of his young nephew, was, in large part, a paean to idiosyncrasy and the value of not going along to get along.

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