Sunday, April 21, 2019
★★ A 1942 World War II pamphlet brought to the stage a bit on the late side
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Laurie Metcalf and John Lithgrow cannonade a gratifying 90-minute, intermissionless play.
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★★★★★ Michael Stuhlbarg is back on the boards, as good—or better—than ever
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★★★★ A unique look at how differently borders are patrolled around the globe, directed by Tatiana Mallarino
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★★★ Daniel Fish directs the Oscar Hammerstein II-Richard Rodgers musical with and without aplomp
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★ Soprano Doreen Taylor conceives and writes a below-par showcase for herself and Azudi Onyejekwe
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One thing about this obtuse king is undeniably magisterial: a larger-than-life rage.
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★★★★ Georgette Kelly keenly sees how many hearts are affected after one meaningful operation
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★★★★ An unusually well-spoken, even well-declaimed treatment, choreographed by Erika Chong Shuch
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★★★★ While examining USA racism playwright-actor Jordan E. Cooper reaps chills, laughs
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★★★★ When a "well-known-ish" actress learns her husband's dark secret, she attempts to right her upturned life
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★★★★★ Oskar Eustis neatly helms a work best seen before its heady contents are noised about
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★★★★ Neil Pepe directs an inspired cast, headed by Ciaran O'Reilly, Maryann Plunkett and John Keating
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Linked From nystagereview.com at 08:44PMSunday, March 17, 2019
★★★★ Michael McKeever's play, directed by Joe Brancato with a strong cast, disturbs with great effect
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★★★ Chisa Hutchinson's play includes the 23rd psalm and is just as hopeful
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★★★★ Tori Sampson's allegory heartily examines beauty definitions, with Leah C. Gardiner directing
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★★★★ Phoebe Waller-Bridge arrives from Great Britain, impressing stateside audiences with her talent
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★★★★ The Ponzi criminal seen raving and ranting in a knock-out performance by Jeremiah Kissel
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★★★ A Buddhist-style death wish is examined from a perspective not sympathetic to religion
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★★★ Jackie Sibblies Drury's work tributes a famous healer but doesn't entirely heal itself
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★★★★★ The long-running British send-up moves to a new address, keeping its old hilarity
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★★★★ Joanna Murray-Smith imagines how the thriller author might handle a non-Tom Ripley young man
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★★ Herman's Hermit's lead singer Peter Noone's story, via Rick Elice, with nostalgic rock ditties
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★★★★ McKinley Belcher III and Mandi Masden give their impressive all under director Logan Vaughn
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Linked From nystagereview.com at 09:00PMYale Farber's Mies Julie ★★★★ smartly transforms Strindberg, while The Dance of Death revival ★★ merely smarts
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★★★★ Carmen Cusack goes for broke and nicely gets there in the satirical Ethel Merman showcase
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★★★★★ Every word of Fitzgerald's masterwork faithfully read and acted with loving urgency
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★★★ A musical spoof that amuses for a while before becoming a typical rock-band demise tale
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★★ Playwright John Neary presents a Northeastern family is a much distress as the proceedings are
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★★★★ How a surgeon in the South uses slave women to solve complicated labor developments
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★★★★ Eve Wolf's newest look at a supernal artist, with six musicians added to lend their proficient all
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