'Wicker' Review: Willow-Woven Man Challenges Village Customs in Satire
'Wicker' centers on a man made of willow branches whose arrival unsettles a rural village’s strict traditions.
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A man woven from willow branches upends the firmly established customs of a rural village in “Wicker,” a satire reviewed by The New York Times.
The review offers a favorable assessment of the work’s bawdy humor, with the unusual figure’s disruption of village life at the center of its premise.
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