How do you cram 639 pages of 'Kavalier and Clay' on-stage?
Book-It's latest does just that with four acts, two intermissions and a 40-minute dinner break. Why this one is worth the time commitment.
Florangela Davila
Florangela Davila is Crosscut's former managing editor. She also oversaw arts and culture coverage and hosted the daily "Crosscut Now" news highlights show on KCTS 9. She's a longtime Seattle journali
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