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We can't all escape the cutting review, but lots of us have had glowing reviews and have felt the elation and validation from the carefully crafted words of a reviewer. But do reviewers make a difference? Should we put stock in the reviews as theatre patrons? Will it help an actor get more work? Less work?On this episode of From the Pit I talk to Jerry Wasserman one of Vancouver's most respected reviewers about these questions and more.&nbsp;

Reducing The Pit - Clare Wyatt & Kevin Woo

Christopher King talks musical theatre, from overtures to exit music and everything in between. He and his guests discuss the theatre, they discuss the music. Join us for a view "From the Pit".