Richard Greenberg receives the 2003 Tony Award for Best Play for “Take Me Out.” | (Getty Images) Richard Greenberg’s play “Take Me Out” was such a superb and intense work that it not only won the 2003 Best Play Tony Award and many others when it first ran on Broadway, but also the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Play 19 years later. Greenberg, who died last year, was a terrific writer, even if he did have the major failing of being a Yankees fan. But we should probably forgive him for that now, what with him being deceased and all.
“Take Me Out” is a baseball play, centering on the New York Empires (get it?) and their star center fielder…
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