Monday, August 14, 2017
Grab your passport and head for the Shaw Festival's fifty-fifth year in Niagara-on-the-Lake
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Claire Lizzimore's play may be providing a heavy dose of the psychotic. But who will complain when its being doled out by the terrific Rebecca Hall.
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Claire Lizzimore's play may be providing a heavy dose of the psychotic. But who will complain when its being doled out by the terrific Rebecca Hall
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Mary Poppins at the Paper Mill Playhouse
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this killer of a play is with verifiable certainty perversely comical
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Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage's beautiful play gets a lovely revival
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This little known J.B. Priestly 1932 comedy belongs within the once revered "drawing room" genre wherein trifling but also unsettling issues, both romantic and familial, got their due with l…
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The exceptionally talented Christian Borle plays Willie Wonka with exhilarating ferocity. .
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A recollection triggered by the latest Hello, Dolly on Broadwa
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entertaining and terrifically cast Paper Mill Playhouse production.
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this British farce glows with antic performances
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John Leguizamo turns history professor in his latest solo show Read More
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delightfully silly concoction of murder, mystery and mayhem Read More
Linked From CurtainUp at 05:24PMBruce Graham's intelligent and intense play about the unconscious, sometimes crippling, racism we all apparently harbor..
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Eno's most easily embraced and most deliberately accessible playR
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This new version by the theatrical group Third Space is notable essentially for its more free-wheeling adaptation/loose translation by David Tushingham
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New Jersey playwright Salter has filled her play with passionate voices R
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a sensational play that is driven by a long-standing social imperative made more acute by the current political climat
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we are committed by our sheer curiosity about what may come next.
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a splendid ensemble and just need more time to inhabit rather than invade their roles
Linked From CurtainUp at 08:33AMSnappy writing gives this sentimental story a real lift
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Tightly structured and intense, the interaction of the three characters is beautifully developed
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We see Coward's views of a changing world In Simon Green's exemplary performance Read More
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filled to the brim with witty irreverence and impassioned rhetoric
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No doubt that fans will swoon and sway hoot and holler to the music Read More
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a rather cuddly little domestic comedy in which two couples, friends for thirty years, have been set up to reexamine their marital bonds and re-explore their friendship
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sometimes funny, occasionally exasperating and totally confounding play
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perhaps the most insightful portrait of manipulative motherhood in recent times
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an emotions- charged consideration of familial, racial, cultural and political issues
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a brittle discursive rebuttal to the bad images of black women that have prevailed for so long on TV and in the movies
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This lovely production by Primary Stages now at the Cherry Lane Theater has a sublime cast under the fine direction of Michael Wilson
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