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People Are Wrong
20 years later, Larry Shue's comedy is as funny as ever, and maybe even more relevant by Michael Feingold
The Foreigner
Tiny Ninja Theater Presents Hamlet
To be young, gifted, and filled with radical suicidal wishes by Alisa Solomon
4:48 Psychosis; Antigone Project
The Playboy of the Western World
Rose's ancient TV play may not be great drama, but it's a great set of opportunities for actors by Michael Feingold
Twelve Angry Men
Pity, rather than criticism, should be offered to Brooklyn: The Musical.
The dame from Oz gathers her gladiolus for her Broadway return
Two productions—one heavy, one extra-lite—tackle race by Alisa Solomon
The Dybbuk; White Chocolate
Trying
In Reckless's insane, unstable world, staggering coincidences may be all you can believe in by Michael Feingold
A Maxwell parable tries to save the fallen creeps among us by Alexis Soloski
Good Samaritans
Donnellan's frenetic Othello lets you see its actors sweat by Charles McNulty
Othello
Opening Doors
Last Easter
Bell's thriller wonders: When chronicler meets criminal, whose death is this, anyway? by Michael Feingold
Spatter Pattern (or, How I Got Away With It)
A chilling dramatization of the ongoing U.S. military fiascos by Alexis Soloski
Pugilist Specialist
Lydia Koniordou lends Greek cred to classic anti-war farce by David Ng
Lysistrata
Undergoing the change? Try drama replacement therapy. by Charlotte Stoudt
Women on the Verge of HRT
Lowe's episodic narrative is a light entertainment smart enough to be light on its feet by Michael Feingold
String of Pearls
School board stripper swings between evolution and God by Charles McNulty
People Be Heard
Adam Rapp's East Village slackers wait around for Godot by David Ng
Finer Noble Gases
Vogel's view of sexual commodification: Whores' concourse by Michael Feingold
The Oldest Profession
Ivo van Hove's blunt, stripped-down staging takes a wild Hedda into unknown territory by Michael Feingold
Hedda Gabler
