Theater Review | 'Green': Planets Named for Banks, and Snobbish Robots by Anita Gates

In "Green," by Chris Harcum, one of the last human beings in the universe is arrested for being poor and artistic.

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Theater Review | Connecticut: 5 Likable Players of the Blame Game by Anita Gates

Melissa James Gibson's play "This" offers a tale of friendship, sex, jealousy and grief overlaid with a quiet optimism.

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Art Review | New Jersey: A Stage Where the Dictionary Is an Old Friend by Anita Gates

"The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee," which won several Tonys 2005, is at the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn.

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Theater Review | New Jersey: Charlotte, the Queen of Spin Doctors by Anita Gates

Two River Theater Company's production of "Charlotte's Web" captures the tale's child-friendly warmth and the adult realities of death and friendship.

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Theater Review | Connecticut: Talking to the Wall, and Not Liking the Answers by Anita Gates

"Shirley Valentine," by Willy Russell, is being performed at the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven through Jan. 2.

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Theater Review | New Jersey: Back to the Barricades: 'Les Miz' Reworked at 25 by Anita Gates

The new London musical production of "Les Misérables" is having its American premiere at the Paper Mill Playhouse.

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Theater Review | Connecticut: Trying Not to Let the Color Show by Anita Gates

"Bossa Nova," by Kirsten Greenidge, is being performed at Yale Repertory Theater in New Haven through Dec. 18.

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Theater Review | New Jersey: Self-Referential in Its Own Right by Anita Gates

"[title of show]" is the story of how "[title of show]"became a wildly successful bare-bones piece of theater.

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Spotlight | Hartford: Adults Behaving Childishly by Anita Gates

TheaterWorks in Hartford is now staging "God of Carnage," only the second licensed production of the play since its Broadway run, which began in 2009.

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Theater Review | 'Broken Nails': A Star Who Needs Help, or at Least a Hand by Anita Gates

In "Broken Nails: A Marlene Dietrich Dialogue," Anna Skubik plays both Dietrich, as a life-size puppet, and Dietrich's maid.

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Theater Review | Westchester: To Dad, Life Is a Game, a Really Ugly One by Anita Gates

"Welcome: This Is a Neighborhood Watch Community," by Howard Meyer, portrays a family of unpleasant adult role models.

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Theater Review | Westchester: Wallenberg's Heroism Becomes a Musical by Anita Gates

A play based on the life of the Swedish diplomat who saved thousands of Hungarian Jews during World War II has its world premiere in White Plains.

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A Musical's Star Plays, and Admires, Warhol by Anita Gates

Randy Harrison of the Showtime series "Queer as Folk" plays the painter and film director Andy Warhol in a musical at the Yale Repertory Theater.

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