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Zero Hour is the best one-man show ever!
Brian Murray as Mister Burgess just about pulls the rugs out from under everyone on stage at the intimate Irish Rep with his masterful and understated comic performance, which brings to vibr…
Director Jim Simpson has attempted to make sense out of this long, graphic and uneven production. It's unsettling but I suppose that's the point.
What's more horrible—killing a new born kitten, a hit and run accident, capital punishment, serving a vegan some fowl, or having an abortion? All of these points are brought up in the new Jonathan Reynolds play Girls in Trouble—and are they ever.
This play is more a history lesson and lecture than a theatrical event.
In this inspired and ingenious production, director Jack Cummings III has set the play in a Penthouse loft space.
In the lobby there is an exhibition of drawings salvaged from Terezin. They are incredibly moving. I wish I could say the same for Signs of Life.
A self indulgent muddled mess of a play which garners too many unwanted laughs for its own good.
Bring along a tissue or two as it is also heartbreaking and totally honest. And funny. And toe tappingly tuneful.
You can be sure to be entertained and greatly moved by the writing of Mr. Horton Foote.
A forthright and eye opening new docu-drama by Emily Ackerman and KJ Sanchez, who has also directed this fine piece with military precision.
I left with a headache. Insufferable is the word that comes to mind.
Once we get past the far fetched factor of how these three windup together on New Year's Eve we get to know them and can finally feel for them in Act II
There aren't many fireworks going off here, despite all the talk of war. But there are some very interesting and entertaining thoughts that provoke us into thinking about these wounded and r…
"Phantom Killer" is taut, sexy and suspenseful - done Texas style.
A "Making Books Sing" presentation filled with the colors and rhythms of India that amazes and inspires.
Who's the star? Victor Garber or the jaw dropping, ultra dazzling, decadent and unfortunately overpowering deco duplex set designed by Alexander Dodge?
A splendid, straightforward, solid and emotionally satisfying revival. It's Arthur Miller done to perfection.
In this new adaptation by Daniel Mitura there is little passion and less wit
It is a bold, honest, unique, taboo-breaking, laugh filled evening of Mr. Goffman exposing his private inner porno life after discovering, at the age of eleven, his dad's secret stash of sex…
As directed by Trevor Nunn we immediately begin to wonder if this somber, slow moving, snooze inducing with some sex and schnapps thrown in and about as subtle as a sledgehammer concept is g…
With what lawyers charge per hour, "Race" is a bargain deal. And well worth a visit.
A moving tribute from the very first word, note and frame to the final image of a toy soldier decoration with his gun pointed at a red Christmas ball.
Sometimes you find a treasure and sometimes the treasure chest comes up empty and in the case of this never produced until now comedy - half full.
