Bone to Pick

Making fun of Hollywood is hardly sport, but that doesn't mean Four Dogs and Bone isn't still funny.

by Mark Cofta

Making fun of Hollywood's titanic budgets and monstrous egos is hardly sport these days, but that doesn't mean John Patrick Shanley's acerbic 1993 comedy Four Dogs and a Bone isn't still funny.

The amusingly named HATG (Heads Above the Gutter) Productions revives Shanley's dark ode to the movie biz at Shubin Theater, emphasizing laughs more than the bile fueling the Oscar winner (Moonstruck), who also wrote