Original sentence: Extraordinary") and others, the musical closed after two weeks of previews and a month of regular performances upon receiving generally poor reviews from the mainstream British critics, with "many papers attacking it for trivializing the Holocaust"..  However, some of those critics, namely Nicholas de Jongh, reviewed the musical without ever having seen it, getting on the radio and boasting as much in a radio interview with producer Beth Trachtenberg.The press questioned whether, during the current economic woes, audiences want to see such a dark story.uk ("It must be rated a triumph"), the dreaded West End Whingers ("We were humming the tunes the nest day
Edited sentence: Extraordinary") and others, the musical closed after two weeks of previews and a month of regular performances upon receiving generally poor reviews from the mainstream British critics, with "many papers attacking it for trivializing the Holocaust".. The press questioned whether, during the current economic woes, audiences want to see such a dark story.However, some of those critics, namely Nicholas de Jongh, reviewed the musical without ever having seen it, getting on the radio and boasting as much in a radio interview with producer Beth Trachtenberg.uk ("It must be rated a triumph"), the dreaded West End Whingers ("We were humming the tunes the next day