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A play about a bookstore that never comes to off-the-page life. Catherine Sawoski reviews.
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A ripped-from-the-headlines drama that fails by underestimating its audience. Lorin Wertheimer reviews.
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An artist's life in an increasingly unpredictable body: Loren Noveck reviews Anne Gridley's new solo piece
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This new play beautifully explores the tension between trying to forget and wanting to remember. Lorin Wertheimer reviews.
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A "seriocomedy" that's neither serious enough nor funny enough. Loren Noveck reviews.
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A feminist take on a seminal art film ends up a lethargic theatrical staging with a small payoff. Nicole Serratore reviews.
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A thrilling, playful exploration of the process of becoming. Nicole Serratore reviews.
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Paul Lazar and Annie-B Parson restage a Richard Foreman opera with panache for Prototype. Loren Noveck reviews.
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It's the beginning of the end of our lives, but let's greet it with a good dance party. Loren Noveck reviews an entry in this year's Under the Radar festival.
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A fascinating modernized kabuki battle of wits interspersed with Red Bull, techno, and modern dress. Nicole Serratore reviews.
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A piece of verbatim theater drawn from Supreme Court confirmation hearings packs a surprising emotional punch. Loren Noveck reviews.
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A disjointed production is anchored by a few standout performances in Lucas Hnath's new version of the Molière farce. Lane Williamson reviews.
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Jordan Harrison's 2014 play may feel eerily prescient about the rise of AI, but uses technology to explore profounder themes. Carol Rocamora reviews.
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All the excellent component parts of this passion project revival still leave something missing. Lane Williamson reviews.
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Meghan Finn's elegant direction and a rock-solid ensemble ground Peggy Stafford's delicate portrait of loss. Loren Noveck reviews.
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How does one go on when the worst has happened? Loren Noveck reviews a show in the Balkan theater showcase From the Other Side that asks that question.
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Our critic was expecting something spectacular and got something else with this adaptation of Larry Mitchell's 1977 fable. Lane Williamson reviews.
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The holiday season is in full swing as this talented duo takes the stage with a Christmas show at 54 Below. Lane Williamson reviews.
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Talene Monahon's new play, expertly directed by David Cromer, mixes big philosophical questions with nuanced character portraits. Loren Noveck reviews.
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An unsettling interrogation of theater's power dynamics that teeters on the line between exposé and exploitation. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Two strangers meet cute but their story is no rom-com--and all the more enchanting for it. Carol Rocamora reviews.
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Ethan Lipton's delightful songs don't quite get this Thornton Wilder adaptation where it needs to be. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Even great singing and flashy lighting can't get our critic to care about chess. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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This Shakespeare adaptation doesn't live up to its premise. Lorin Wertheimer reviews.
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William Finn and Rachel Sheinkin's musical comes back to New York with the warmth of an old friend. Lane Williamson reviews.
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