Much is revealed in compelling ‘Letters’ at Writers’ Theatre

In his riveting, airtight, two-person drama, “The Letters,” playwright John W. Lowell captures the insidious mix of manipulation, terror and hypocrisy that is at the root of all totalitarian regimes. Lowell’s scorching 75-minute exercise lays bare the psychological gamesmanship at work in a 1930s Soviet …

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