Fear of 13: Solid Performances, Quiet Drama on Broadway
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Based on Nick Yarris’s wrongful imprisonment and eventual exoneration, The Fear of 13 arrives on Broadway as a dignified, largely conventional prison drama directed by David Cromer. Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson give strong, watchable performances, but the script remains perfunctory, with an underdeveloped Jacki and a rushed middle-to-end that undercuts emotional stakes. The result is moving and respectable, yet not as piercing or inventive as the true story it’s built on.
- The Fear of 13 review – Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson lead sturdy, safe Broadway transfer The Guardian
- Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson in a Scene from “The Fear of 13” The New York Times
- ‘The Fear of 13’ Review: Adrien Brody’s Wronged Man on Broadway WSJ
- 'The Fear of 13' Theater Review: Adrien Brody in Death Row Drama The Hollywood Reporter
- Photos: Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson in THE FEAR OF 13 BroadwayWorld
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