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OLDEST LIVING CONFEDERATE WIDOW TELLS ALL BROADWAY REVIEWS

Opening Night: November 17, 2003

Show	NY TIMES

Synopsis: Six-time Academy Award-nominee Ellen Burstyn stars in Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All. Adapted by Martin Tahse from the best-selling novel by Allan Gurganus, this heartwarming play spans 99 years in the remarkable life of Lucy Marsden, a Confederate captain's wife, from her marriage at age 15 through the present day.

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NEW YORK TIMES REVIEW:

"Lucy Marsden, the narrator of Allan Gurganus's popular 1989 novel, ''Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All,'' is 99 years old. The date is 1985, and Lucy is in the Lane's End rest home, spilling out her life story, mostly about her marriage to the final Confederate survivor of the Civil War, whom she married when he was 51 and she 15. With her husband's memories seemingly absorbed as her own, her life seems to span well over a century in rural North Carolina, from the days of slaves and slaveholders to the days of T-shirts that read, ''Disco Ain't Dead Yet.''

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