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Schmucks is the second Roy Smiles play that the Wilma has produced in as many years. And between it and last year's Ying Tong, two things are obvious about the playwright: he treats the comics who went before him as Greek Gods—Greek because his characters are infinitely fallible but still worthy of reverence—and that he has a healthy love for the absurd. Last year's production largely took place inside Spike Milligan's nervous breakdown; this year's includes a visit from the dead, performed as a comic ballet. What sets the shows apart, though, is that where last year's production failed to find its mark, this year's avoided many of the same pitfalls.

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What's new and/or interesting in Philly theaters this weekend.

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I don't know nearly as much about poker as I thought I did. Apparently, watching the occasional episode of one hand might beat another instead of paying attention to the plot.

What's new and/or interesting at Philly theaters this weekend.

Yesterday, we kept the colons out, but in today's run-down, we've made sure to put them all back in! Surgery, in reverse...