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An unusual dance/thriller hybrid builds to a striking ending. Loren Noveck reviews.
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This new play by devising ensemble Hook & Eye is ambitious, but doesn't come together. Catherine Sawoski reviews.
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A film-to-stage adaptation with fuzzy politics and overly bright comedic edge that never quite says anything at all. Nicole Serratore reviews
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Loren Noveck reviews a piece by a Russian-exile director that uses Chekhov to look at the cost of conscience--and also to look away from it.
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Can diplomacy become the stuff of theater? Catherine Sawoski reviews a new play by, and about, a former US ambassador
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Mark Rosenblatt's knotty play about the author Roald Dahl transfers to Broadway with a generational performance by John Lithgow. Lane Williamson reviews.
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From clown to hero: Carol Rocamora reviews this new play based on a remarkable true story
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Daniel Radcliffe returns to Broadway in an open-hearted solo play, or is it a 971 person play? Lane Williamson reviews.
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Anna Ziegler transforms Sophocles for a modern audience, with mixed results. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Outsider artist Henry Darger created a compellingly, unsettling, and strange world with his paintings and writings. So why is this piece about his life so inert? Loren Noveck reviews.
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There's something for everyone in Ro Reddick's new play: singing, dancing, comedy, pathos, and Cold War nostalgia. Loren Noveck reviews.
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This deliriously silly new musical is also a sharp political satire. Lane Williamson reviews.
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An excellent ensemble displays all the unsettling nuance in Wallace Shawn's latest. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Sean Hayes delivers a monologue about a writer and his stalker, or is it just writer's block? Lane Williamson reviews.
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Lorin Wertheimer finds The Lazours' new musical a satisfying collaboration among artists and audience.
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Carol Rocamora finds Lauren Yee's latest to be the funniest new play in New York this season--as well as the most politically insightful.
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Jesse Malin and a killer band bring Malin's life story to the stage. Loren Noveck reviews.
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This new play about alcoholism and family is bursting with humor, heart, and life. Lane Williamson reviews.
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A revival reunites playwright Clare Barron and director Anne Kauffman for this symphony of awkwardness. Loren Noveck reviews.
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The great David Greenspan in a solo work by Jerry Lieblich that harks back to an earlier downtown scene. Loren Noveck reviews.
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How does theater grapple with genocide? European auteur Milo Rau brings one answer to St. Ann's Warehouse. Loren Noveck reviews.
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A new play about a group of women at a recovery meeting is buoyed by six great actresses. Lane Williamson reviews.
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Powerful docudrama gets a strange, absurdist gloss from director Fish. Nicole Serratore reviews.
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A new production of Shakespeare's infrequently revived play aims for relevance, but misses the moment. Patrick J. Maley reviews.
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Lorin Wertheimer analyzes the way Quincy Long rips apart theatrical conventions--perhaps too many of them.
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