A Venture Through The 12th Annual New York Fringe Fest By Alexis Soloski
Get out your coolie hats and your bloody Popeye clothes.
Get out your coolie hats and your bloody Popeye clothes.
Anti-oil, pro-community free musical is filled with energy
Jeremy Shamos carries origami-loser drama
Rent-a-Gods in a heavy handed, mixed-media production
Adam Bock, Young Jean Lee and more make up a new breed of self-aware playwrights questioning what we know about language
Ophelia rises out of McCarren Pool in a spirited production marred by some odd choices
The Irish Rep's genial embrace of Phileas Fogg, without reservations
They're young, they're funny, and they're telling you they're not going
Marie Antoinette stars in sugary toothache set in Maine
The Chicago troupe brings their absurdism into town
In a new play and a classic, corpses make the best sight gags
Three shows from the Potomac Theatre Project
In a 1955 musical and a Greek classic, powers from down below get up to no good
Actor Barry McGovern brings his adaptations of Samuel Beckett's novels to the stage
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