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7,873 results for "Outer Critics Circle"

Hamlet at the Dupont Circle fountain by Robert Duffley

Groundlings gathered in Dupont Circle Saturday night to watch Empty Chair Theatre Company juggle skulls and, eventually, die all over the fountain’s north steps in a swashbuckling and …

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 9:24am on August 13, 2012

Annie Baker's brilliant, reflective Circle Mirror by Chad Jones

At once the antithesis of drama (nothing's happening!) and a complete exposure of the theater's guts and bones, Annie Baker's has a particular genius for creating simplicity of the most comp…

SOURCE: Chad Jones' Theater Dogs at 2:45pm on August 8, 2012

Los Angeles Theater Review: ASSASSINS (Actors Circle Theatre) by Samuel Bernstein

THE TRUE AMERICAN DREAM: KILL A PRESIDENT The cast is terrific in the Coeurage Theatre Company's revival of Assassins at the Actors Circle Theatre"and it is their commitment to the material …

SOURCE: Stage and Cinema at 5:29pm on August 7, 2012

'Hairspray' writer Mark O'Donnell remembered by colleagues and critics in Cleveland by Andrea Simakis

"Mark O'Donnell was very kind and unassuming when he came to visit the theater where he got his start," said Beck Center for the Arts artistic director Scott Spence, who directed O…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 3:30pm on August 7, 2012

Advice to Critics Young and Old, Part 1 - A Review is Not a Proof by Thomas Garvey

People who are unsympathetic to The Hub Review often collar me with questions like "Who are you to say what is art? And what is art, anyway? Can't anything be art?" Now these are valuable …

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 3:04pm on August 5, 2012

Mike Tyson's solo show on Broadway: What did the critics think? by Jamie Wetherbe

Mike Tyson is back in the ring -- this time battling Broadway critics. The former heavyweight champ's one-man confessional, “Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth,” opened at the Longacre…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 2:22pm on August 3, 2012

Review Round-Up: Critics calculate success for NT's Curious Incident

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, an adaptation of Mark Haddon's 2003 hit novel, opened at the National Theatre last night (02 August 2012, previews from 24 July). The adapt…

SOURCE: WhatsOnStage at 10:24am on August 3, 2012

Short Shorts 46: Farewell to Dress Circle, Into the Woods goes back into the woods, and bringing it on for Bring It On by Mark Shenton

I can remember only too well the day I stood in Tower Records, a block from Lincoln Center on New York's Upper West Side, and turned to my friend Barry Kleinbort (a New York director and wri…

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 2:00am on August 3, 2012

Review Round-Up: Critics crow for Philadelphia, Here I Come

Philadelphia, Here I Come opened at the Donmar Warehouse this week (31 July 2012, previews from 26 July), directed by Lyndsey Turner. Starring Rory Keenan and Paul Reid, the production featu…

SOURCE: WhatsOnStage at 12:08pm on August 2, 2012

Los Angeles Theater Review: SURF DOGS UNITE (Actors Circle Theater in West Hollywood) by Barnaby Hughes

IRREVERENT IN TRANSLATION In the same way that many really awful movies are actually good in the sense of being funny to laugh at (rather than laugh with), so the screenplays chosen by the M…

SOURCE: Stage and Cinema at 5:37pm on July 31, 2012

London's Dress Circle Theater Shop to Close on August 15 by Brian Scott Lipton

West End theater shop Dress Circle has announced it will close on August 15, despite a long-running campaign to save it, according to a report on Whatsonstage.com. The shop, which is loca…

SOURCE: TheaterMania at 11:53am on July 31, 2012

London's Dress Circle Theatre Shop to Close August 15 by BroadwayWorld

London's Dress Circle, which has long operated under the slogan the longest-running showbusiness and musical theatre shop in the world, will close its doors on August 15.

SOURCE: BroadwayWorld at 11:18am on July 31, 2012

London's Famed Showbiz Shop, Dress Circle, to Close in August by Andrew Gans

Dress Circle, the famed London showbiz shop located in Covent Garden, will close its doors Aug. 15.

SOURCE: Playbill at 11:07am on July 31, 2012

Showbiz shop Dress Circle to close after 33 years by Matthew Hemley

West End theatre shop Dress Circle is to close after 33 years, with its owner citing the cost of running the Covent Garden premises and the economic downturn for the decision.

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 9:50am on July 31, 2012

News: 'Showbiz shop' Dress Circle confirms it will close on 15 Aug

West End theatre shop Dress Circle has announced it will close in two weeks’ time, despite a long-running campaign to save it. The store, "the longest-running showbusiness and musical…

SOURCE: WhatsOnStage at 8:49am on July 31, 2012

A different theatrical model: built to be finite (and avoid the critics) by Mark Shenton


As theatrical models go, the example of a New York company called 13P, founded by a group of 13 "midcareer playwrights" seeking to break out of the cycle of "endless readings and new …

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 2:00am on July 31, 2012

Review Round-up: Critics rejoice at Rylance's Richard

Richard III opened at Shakespeare’s Globe last night (25 July 2012, previews from 14 July), directed by Tim Carroll. Starring Mark Rylance, the production is an all-male version of Sha…

SOURCE: WhatsOnStage at 6:12am on July 26, 2012

Short Shorts 45: Navel Gazing About Critics, More Twitter dangers, and supposed lack of West End leading men by Mark Shenton

The public editor of the New York Times Arthur S Brisbane, who deals with public complaints to the paper, recently wrote about the responses he's had to deal with to the paper's many critics…

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 2:00am on July 26, 2012

Theatre Critics Don't Know Much About Their Subject. Why Is That OK?

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SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 1:59am on July 23, 2012

Where is our Tiki Barber? Theater Makers As Theater Critics by Sherri Kronfeld by HowlRound

During the Critiquing Criticism discussion this March at Humana, (moderated by HowlRound's Polly Carl and live streamed on #New Play TV), I felt a familiar rush of anger. Here were arrayed b…

SOURCE: HowlRound at 5:00pm on July 22, 2012

"Dogfight" Aims for the Winner's Circle by Jan Simpson

It would be hard to find a show with a more impressive pedigree than the one for Dogfight, the lovely little musical that opened at Second Stage Theatre on Monday night: 'Its director …

SOURCE: Broadway & Me at 8:59am on July 21, 2012

Chicago Theater Review: REEFER MADNESS (Circle Theatre in Oak Park) by Dan Zeff

REEFER MADNESS IS SUCH A HIGH THAT YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE STONED TO ENJOY IT In 1936, a church group sponsored a motion picture aimed at warning young people about the dangers of marijuana. Th…

SOURCE: Stage and Cinema at 4:20pm on July 19, 2012

Review Round-up: Critics full of credit for NT's debt-parable Timon

Nicholas Hytner's production of Timon of Athens opened at the NT Olivier Theatre last night (18 July 2012, previews from 10 July). Simon Russell Beale stars as Timon, the noble who lavishes…

SOURCE: WhatsOnStage at 8:39am on July 18, 2012

Capital Fringe Review: 'The Circle' by Cyle Durkee by Cyle Durkee

The Circle is a walking tour of an area surrounding the Fringe office. You first download an audio file onto your IPOD or other handheld electronic device. Then you get into a group and your…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 12:29am on July 14, 2012

Circle in the Square's Theodore Mann to Be Remembered with New Tribute Page by BroadwayWorld

As a special homage to Theodore Mann, Circle in the Square's co-founder, artistic director, andco-producer who passed away on February 24th of this year, Circle in the Square Theatre School …

SOURCE: BroadwayWorld at 12:20pm on July 13, 2012
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