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As a source of firsthand information about American soldiers’ experiences in the Iraq war, “In Conflict,” a documentary theater project now at the Barrow Street Theatre, is irreproachable. Artistically, however, Douglas Wager’s adaptation of Yvonne Latty’s nonfiction book has some problems — primarily a tendency to add histrionic flourishes to material that needs no further amplification.
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|As a source of firsthand information about American soldiers’ experiences in the Iraq war, “In Conflict,” a documentary theater project now at the Barrow Street Theatre, is irreproachable. Artistically, however, Douglas Wager’s adaptation of Yvonne Latty’s nonfiction book has some problems — primarily a tendency to add histrionic flourishes to material that needs no further amplification.
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