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One of the liveliest new creative teams is the duo of Craig Lucas and Harry Kondoleon. Yes, Lucas, known as a playwright, is the director here and Kondoleon, the playwright, died at 39 of AI…

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It's Thoroughly Modern Mara Manus by Karin Lipson

Public Theater banks on new leader's expertise

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Show Time at the Apollo by Karin Lipson

Theater pins hopes on 'Harlem Song' - and the tourism dollars it may bring for the community

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Fast Chat: Richard Kind

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Death Becomes Albee by Linda Winer

Bedside vigil, once considered a flop, revived all over again

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Too Many Pages Missing in This 'Notebook' by Gordon Cox

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Hardly a Page-Turner by Gordon Cox

Table the contents of this insider's take on book publishing

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Hit or Mistress, Michael Learned Is 'All Over' by Blake Green

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A Refurbished 'Holmes' Is Not Just Elementary by Peter Goodman

We thought we were in trouble almost as soon as the play began: The incident that brings the great Sherlock Holmes back from overwhelming ennui is the murder of a theater critic! This was no…

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Less Forbidden, Still Juicy by Peter Goodman

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Fantastical Knocking On the Door of the Blues by Gordon Cox

'Thunder Knocking on the Door" summons such a winningly fantastical idea, and presents it with such bright-eyed showmanship, that it's almost easy to forgive the production its trespasses.

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NYC's TV Production Sizzle Fizzles by Verne Gay

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Great Kids, Standard Twain

by Gordon Cox

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Smash Sondheim, But Will It Travel? by Patrick Pacheco

"The problem is that we now have on Broadway a first-class revival of 'Into the Woods,' perhaps [Stephen] Sondheim's most accessible work, featuring a major star [Vanessa Williams]. It won t…

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Side by Side, These Sondheims Stand Tall by Linda Winer

Superb revivals at D.C. festival are a capital idea

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Yes, We Have No Second Bananas by Blake Green

Seasoned star-caliber performers compete for a Tony for featured actor in a musical

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Anchor of Friendship In Shifting Sea of Time by Gordon Cox

'This Thing of Darkness," a new play by Craig Lucas and David Schulner, has the same gentle touches of fantasy that mark Lucas' well-known 1988 play "Prelude to a Kiss."

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Good 'Fortune': One Show With Two Bateses by Blake Green

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For Gay Couples, It's Dull in the Family by Linda Winer

"Boys and Girls" review.

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Timely Ballpark 'Outing' to Open in London by Patrick Pacheco

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