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Review: Annie Baker’s ‘Infinite Life’ Finds the Point in Pain

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Pulitzer-winning Annie Baker’s new play, “Infinite Life,” is set in a California clinic, whose characters fast as they confront, and try to make sense of, the pain they are in.

Tim Teeman
Tim Teeman 

Senior Editor and Writer

Kristine Nielsen (Ginnie), Brenda Pressley (Elaine), Marylouise Burke (Eileen), and Mia Katigbak (Yvette) in 'Infinite Life.'
Ahron R. Foster
Tim Teeman

Tim Teeman

Senior Editor and Writer

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