La Cage Aux Folles - Review by Simon Saltzman

Rejoices in its gay family friendly values more proudly than ever in the face of the most recent waves of homophobic politicking.

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Lend Me A Tenor - Review by Stewart Schulman

Maybe not so fast... but oh so funny... this "Lend Me A Tenor" hits a high note and sings!

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Uncle Vanya - Review by Deirdre Donovan

Celebrating the 150th anniversary of Anton Chekhov's birth, St. Petersburgh's Maly Drama Theatre's approach is altogether more direct and vigorous

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The Scottsboro Boys - Review by Victor Gluck

Ambitious and sophisticated last musical by team of Kander and Ebb is somewhat hampered by its minstrel show format

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Havana Journal, 2004 - Review by Victor Gluck

New Eduardo Machado play with Crystal Field has more interesting story hiding behind all the preachiness and didacticism

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The Glass Menagerie - Review by Victor Gluck

Judith Ivey gives a luminous performance in Gordon Edelstein's revelatory production of the Tennessee Williams' classic

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Broadway By The Year 1948 at The Town Hall - Review by Linda Amiel Burns

Scott Siegel's terrific "Broadway By The Year" Series celebrated its 10th Anniversary.

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Girls in Trouble - Review by J.J. El-Far

Savvy play of the pitfalls of the politicized abortion debate shows the history and present reality where all bets are off and knives are drawn

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The Crucible - Review by Dr. Dorothy Marcic

Fear, hysteria, accusations and hangings during the 17th century Salem witch trials, an allegory to the 1950's Red Scare

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Looking for Billy Haines - Review by Victor Gluck

Unwieldy combination of romantic comedy and life of gay silent film star at MGM is neither one thing nor the other

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Clybourne Park - Review by Eugene Paul

Bruce Norris has written a bitter comedy about what he knows is far from the last word on racism by injecting a note of another lasting pain.

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Looped - Review by Eugene Paul

Valerie Harper in a tour de force performance as Tallulah Bankhead, six months before she died, brave, hilarious, astonishing.

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When The Rain Stops Falling - Review by Eugene Paul

Complicated, gloomy, intertwined families are linked between 1959 and 2039 moving back and forth in time. Continually absorbing.

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The Book of Grace - Review by Victor Gluck

Suzan-Lori Parks' new allegorical drama set in U.S. border town with Elizabeth Marvel works only on a symbolic level

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Constantine Maroulis star of Rock of Ages honored at Sardi's by Dan Miller

The unveiling of a caricature of former American Idol finalist March 18th

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The Pride - Review by Victor Gluck

Film stars Hugh Dancy and Benjamin Whishaw in complex London hit set in 1958 & 2008 that jumps between love triangles

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A Behanding in Spokane by Joel Benjamin

Charismatic Christopher Walken continues Martin McDonagh's winning streak on Broadway

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Signs of Life by J.J. El-Far

A fresh look at a familiar Holocaust story told through song, reminding us an artists' responsibility is to tell the truth in the face of adversity.

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Equivocation by Eugene Paul

How does William Shakespeare keep his entire company from being beheaded when the King demands a new play HIS way? Brilliant.

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Candida by Victor Gluck

Tony Walton's revival of classic Shaw comedy of ideas with Melissa Errico is charming in both conception and execution

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Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers by Edward Lieberman

A breathless docudrama about the Washington Post's publication of the Nixon government's decisions on Vietnam by despite actions to prevent that

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Fearless Moral Inventory by Eugene Paul

Actor Frank Blocker presents himself and 64 other characters in a half-funny, half-crazy parade threatening something about to happen.

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Brack's Last Bachelor Party by Victor Gluck

Clever premise, filling in the missing scene in Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler, proves amateurish and unconvincing

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The Duchess Of Malfi by Deirdre Donovan

The play sees the human condition as depraved and deeply tragic. But the Duchess shines as a pearl in a world of hypocrites

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Broadway By The Year 1927 at The Town Hall. by Linda Amiel Burns

A treasure trove of song and dance featuring a huge cast of the best young Broadway and Cabaret talent today

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