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A chilling story of childhood sexual assault is given a retrospective gloss by two women and suffers from some structural detachment. Nicole Serratore reviews.
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A piece of digital theater from the depths of the pandemic feels different in three dimensions. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Jason Robert Brown and Jonathan Marc Sherman's new musical cleverly parses the line between fact and truth. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Talking Band and 600 Highwaymen take us to an earlier moment in NY theater history. Juliet Hindell reviews.
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Loren Noveck muses on the different meanings of "appropriate" and economic precariousness in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins's Broadway debut.
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Sean Daniels crafts an autobiographical play about his journey to recovery performed by an excellent three-person cast. Lorin Wertheimer reviews.
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The U.S. premiere of a play about a family in group therapy that is well-directed, acted, and staged, but ultimately feels hollow. Lane Williamson reviews.
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Despite virtuosic performances, this musical adaptation of the 1962 film about a pair of alcoholics feels like its subject matter is straining against its form. Juliet Hindell reviews.
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Through the lives of ten Polish primary school classmates, we see the horrors a community can perpetrate upon itself, and the long tail of violence's aftermath. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Irish Rep continues its "Friel Project" with a beautiful revival of his play about an Irish family and their country's changing landscape. Juliet Hindell reviews.
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An imaginary elegy for a lost theater scene. Loren Noveck reviews.
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An Argentine playwright puts a dark(er) spin on the American canon. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Mary Kathryn Nagle's new play gets bogged down in its expository details. Loren Noveck reviews.
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A dizzying investigation of the line between truth and fiction, art and propaganda, Jen Silverman's latest leaves Loren Noveck with much to ponder.
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Michael John LaChiusa brings his unique theatricality to a memory musical about director/choreographer Graciela Daniele's childhood in Perón's Argentina. Lane Williamson reviews.
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The Monty Python musical returns to Broadway and shows its age. Nicole Serratore reviews.
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This "musical tragedy" takes us on a satirical, metatheatrical journey through the justice system. Loren Noveck reviews.
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A gleeful production of Tom Stoppard's complex classic. Lorin Wertheimer reviews.
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Dianne Wiest returns to the stage in a new play, but its collage-like structure confuses its intent. Lane Williamson reviews.
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Paul Sparks's Vladimir brings seeds of hope to Beckett's bleak classic. Loren Noveck reviews.
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This new musical about the Weimar-era musical group the Comedian Harmonists doesn't have enough of either comedy or harmony. Lorin Wertheimer reviews.
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Geoff Sobelle's latest performance piece makes us consider the nature of appetite. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Julia Lester steals the show and proves she is an unmissable talent in this rare revival of an early '60s musical. Lane Williamson reviews.
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Lesbian sex farce + Tony Kushner's Angel + the Greeks + Restoration comedy + a woke white man = too many influences for one comedy to handle. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Brian Friel's play about misunderstandings between languages holds contemporary relevance in this lyrical revival.
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