Sunday, April 15, 2018
★★★★ An imaginative quasi-documentary sees an elephant's precious tusks pass through a chain of ivory traffickers
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★★★★ The bittersweet Rodgers & Hammerstein classic sounds far lovelier than it looks
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★★★ An incandescent Daphne Rubin-Vega blazes through a topical new musical at The Public
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★★ A sorrowful teen survivor wonders: "So why don't the grown-ups just fix it?"
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★★★★ Chris Evans and Michael Cera face off in a provocative study of shady behavior at the newly redone Hayes Theater
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★ Dan Lauria depicts an arrogant artist in a tedious mix of shallow dramatics and fanciful visuals.
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★★★★ Billy Crudup smoothly portrays a seductive rogue and his many admirers in a new solo play.
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★★★ In Later Life, A.R. Gurney paints a Jamesian portrait of a gentleman's second chance at true love.
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★★ Ed Harris leads excellent actors through a loosely-knit string of case studies in David Rabe's overlong new drama.
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Possibly you are familiar with a guy like Aubrey Piper, the egotistical title figure of THE SHOW-OFF: Aubrey is a noisy know-it-all whose sense of truth is only marginally anchored in realit…
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Sunday, July 17, 2016
The rarely produced play, visually updated in this revival by the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey, pits a scornful Roman consul against a boisterous populace.
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The award-winning 'Circle Mirror Transformation,' a study of an amateur drama class, is the inaugural offering of a formerly vagabond company.
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This revival in the New Jersey theater stays true to the classic musical with traditional staging, high-flying dances and teenage-fueled emotion.
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Friday, May 20, 2016
Noël Coward's play, about a man whose ex-lover confronts him with details of his dark past, offers conflict, surprise and an affecting conclusion.
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Friday, April 22, 2016
Poignant moments punctuate "Old Love New Love," a play by Laura Brienza that is receiving its world premiere at Luna Stage Company in West Orange, N.J.
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Sunday, March 27, 2016
The play by Deborah Rennard, in its world premiere at the New Jersey Repertory Company in Long Branch, portrays two women in love with a scoundrel.
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The play, by Bárbara Colio, focuses on three men bound uneasily together by their distant ties to their father, a tightrope walker who abandoned them as boys.
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Talk of ceiling tiles leads to questions about failings that may have led to a child's drug addiction in a new play at New Jersey Repertory Company.
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In "Lives of Reason," a play by Robert Rechnitz and Kenneth Stunkel having its world premiere in Red Bank, several academics compete for a deanship .
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An all-male version of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" at the Two River Theater in Red Bank, N.J., is a delightfully unorthodox production that succeeds on several levels.
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Thursday, September 3, 2015
The New Jersey fall theater schedule includes new works by the critically acclaimed playwrights Joe DiPietro, Jennifer Haley and Ken Ludwig.
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