For some 40 minutes, he's a corpse, standing in a coffin. One of Broadway's more impressive performances this season is by Andrew Durand, who is a kinetic force in the first half of “Dead Outlaw ...

For some 40 minutes, he's a corpse, standing in a coffin. NEW YORK (AP) ... who is a kinetic force in the first half of “Dead Outlaw” and absolutely motionless in the second.

For some 40 minutes, he's a corpse, standing in a coffin. “Some nights I want to scream. Some nights I want to rip my skin off — that pressure that you can’t move starts to get to me.

For some 40 minutes, he's a corpse, standing in a coffin. “Some nights I want to scream. Some nights I want to rip my skin off — that pressure that you can’t move starts to get to me.

For some 40 minutes, he’s a corpse, standing in a coffin. “Some nights I want to scream. Some nights I want to rip my skin off — that pressure that you can’t move starts to get to me.

For some 40 minutes, he’s a corpse, standing in a coffin. “Some nights I want to scream. Some nights I want to rip my skin off — that pressure that you can’t move starts to get to me.

For some 40 minutes, he’s a corpse, standing in a coffin. “Some nights I want to scream. Some nights I want to rip my skin off — that pressure that you can’t move starts to get to me.

For some 40 minutes, he's a corpse, standing in a coffin. “Some nights I want to scream. Some nights I want to rip my skin off — that pressure that you can’t move starts to get to me.

For some 40 minutes, he’s a corpse, standing in a coffin. ... who is a kinetic force in the first half of “Dead Outlaw” and absolutely motionless in the second.

For some 40 minutes, he’s a corpse, standing in a coffin. “Some nights I want to scream. Some nights I want to rip my skin off — that pressure that you can’t move starts to get to me.