Tuesday, December 14, 2010
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The revelation of Steppenwolf’s production of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” in Chicago is Tracy Letts’s spellbinding performance of George.
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Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Brenda Blethyn and Niall Buggy portray a long-married couple whose troubled ties are shaken by a young woman, in Edna O’Brien’s play “Haunted.”
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I have decided to celebrate all the good tidings of the season so far, with the occasional backhanded swipe at the trials I’ve endured.
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The conflict over the redevelopment of the Atlantic Yards in Brooklyn is rhapsodized in song with style and wit in the spirited new show from the Civilians.
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Truly inspired humor is doled out in stingy doses in “The Coward,” a labored and overlong comedy by Nick Jones.
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Fitfully funny, thanks primarily to the energetic efforts of Denis O’Hare, the new Broadway comedy “Elling” is mostly just a puzzling fizzle.
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Thomas Ostermeier’s stage version of “The Marriage of Maria Braun,” at the Next Wave Festival, is essentially a line-by-line re-enactment of the screenplay.
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Despite Michael Shannon’s excellent performance, “Mistakes Were Made” is only fitfully entertaining and ultimately something of a grind.
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Pee-Wee Herman, the adorable man-child in the skinny suit and red bow tie, has parked his playhouse on Broadway.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 06:23PMThe Broadway musical “Elf,” at the Al Hirschfeld Theater, is the latest seasonal stocking stuffer and pocket picker in the mold of “White Christmas.”
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“Long Story Short” is a snappy recap of human civilization as seen through the skeptical eyes of a standup comic, Colin Quinn.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 07:21PMIn “After the Revolution,” a fine and fiercely well-acted new play by Amy Herzog, the members of the Joseph clan are happier to argue the legacies of Stalin than to explore the pain they…
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“Lombardi,” the new play based on a biography of the legendary football coach, suffers from a lack of a strong focus on its central character.
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