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  • Playing until August 23rd, The Temperamentals is the true story of the creation of American's first gay rights group.

    Ryan J. Davis: Off Broadway Shows To See 2009

  • "The Temperamentals," which suffers from some of the same faults as "Next Fall" but has the distinct advantage of being intelligent and, up to a point, unpredictable.

    Dude, Where's My God? Terry Teachout 2010

  • No sooner does "The Temperamentals" become an episode of "Great Gays in History" than it grows painfully preachy, but until then it's a sharp-witted snapshot of a life that few who didn't live it can imagine.

    Dude, Where's My God? Terry Teachout 2010

  • The five main characters of "The Temperamentals" are the founders of the Mattachine Society, one of America's first pro-gay organizations, and in the first act Mr. Marans introduces us to these cautious, ever-watchful men, portraying them so shrewdly and sympathetically that you want to know much, much more about the way they lived then.

    Dude, Where's My God? Terry Teachout 2010

  • The five main characters of "The Temperamentals" are the founders of the Mattachine Society, one of America's first pro-gay organizations, and in the first act Mr. Marans introduces us to these cautious, ever-watchful men, portraying them so shrewdly and sympathetically that you want to know much, much more about the way they lived then.

    Dude, Where's My God? Terry Teachout 2010

  • I know that critics are supposed to review the show they saw, not the one they'd rather have seen, but I wish that Mr. Marans had dumped the second act of "The Temperamentals" and turned the first act into a full-length black comedy of manners about life in the Eisenhower-era closet.

    Dude, Where's My God? Terry Teachout 2010

  • The Temperamentals: A fascinating Mad Men-esq look at Harry Hay, an often forgotten character in gay history, and the early Los Angeles gay rights movement.

    Ryan J. Davis: Best Theatre of 2009 2010

  • I know that critics are supposed to review the show they saw, not the one they'd rather have seen, but I wish that Mr. Marans had dumped the second act of "The Temperamentals" and turned the first act into a full-length black comedy of manners about life in the Eisenhower-era closet.

    Dude, Where's My God? Terry Teachout 2010

  • No sooner does "The Temperamentals" become an episode of "Great Gays in History" than it grows painfully preachy, but until then it's a sharp-witted snapshot of a life that few who didn't live it can imagine.

    Dude, Where's My God? Terry Teachout 2010

  • "The Temperamentals," which suffers from some of the same faults as "Next Fall" but has the distinct advantage of being intelligent and, up to a point, unpredictable.

    Dude, Where's My God? Terry Teachout 2010

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