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The Scene (play) Actors Theatre of Louisville, directed by Rebecca Taichman. The play subsequently was produced Off-Broadway at the Second Stage Theatre from December 12, 2006 in previews until February 11, 2007. The Off-Broadway production was also directed by Taichman. It was well received by "The New York Times" reviewer, who wrote that it was a "sharp-witted, sharp-elbowed comedy about the savage economies of sex and show business in contemporary Manhattan." The "Hollywood Reporter" found that "Rebeck fails to lay the groundwork for Charlie's second-act disintegration." The "CurtainUp" reviewer wrote that the play was "sharply written" and "Ms. [Rebecca] Taichman is again in