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Full weekend of productions at George Street Playhouse
A compelling middle, uninspiring ending for area premiere of "Beowulf" retelling
8 1/2-hour marathon compelling if you can get past thick brogue
Armed with a yellow suit and a black Sharpie, man collects 300 celebrity autographs
Summertime ... for Hit-ler ... and Ger-ma-neee.
'School of the Americas' is surprisingly lifeless drama
3 different roles in 'Dark Part of the Forest' are 4 years and a far cry from 'Annie'
Devilishly clever 'Accomplice' full of fun surprises
By pricing tickets at a modest $10, festival spotlights emerging writers
For those planning a holiday weekend at the Shore, take Broadway along, by way of original cast albums. Here's a look at a current crop of CDs from shows, films and singers.
Otherwise a clever spoof of Sam Shepard-style dramas, "Pig Farm" dawdles away for so long that its mirth proves disappointingly spotty.
Does Daniel Gerroll have grounds to sue his wife for breach of contract?
Playwright's intelligent and humorous drama offers contemplative pleasure
From 'Sweet Charity' to 'Law & Order,' Tony-winning actor finds his groove
During a brilliant career spent mostly among the world's opera houses, Beni Montresor (1926-2001) designed only four productions for Broadway, but so beautiful were his sets and costumes tha…
Hoboken's claim to be birthplace of baseball makes it apt site for plays
A surprisingly empty effort, "The House in Town" is a yawn as it meanders along and seems pointless in retrospect.
Yuppie couple's misery ultimately grows tiresome
Musical pulsates with rock score and frenzied dancing
