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For me, the weekend included a trip to the 1970s with Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre’s “Romeo and Juliet at the Disco” and the testing of dozens of new games at GenCon. More on both soon.

I also finished Philip Roth’s short novel “The Dying Animal,” which doesn’t quite come together as a novel but proves a memorable character sketch (actually, the continuation of a character he’s been sketching for years). The 2004 novel feels like a career placeholder, but a coasting Roth is better than most writers on full.

So what did you see, read, or do this weekend?

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