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The much anticipated return of Mark Rylance to Shakespeare's Globe reinterprets Othello as a comedy
this musical world premiere at Williamstown Theatre Festival spans forty years in the tempestuous somewhat true life story of Tamara De Lempicka
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Joshua Bergasse's dynamic choreography and direction make this revival just the respits we all need from what nature and the White House has been sending our way
These Sholem Aleichem's stories brings us back to the real Tevye, the one Sholem Aleichem created before nostalgia and security softened his edges. . .
This doesn't have the fire and fury of August Osage County. But any theatergoer who appreciates fine acting and willing to tackle a challengingly
structured play won'…
Amid the laughter of this world premiere there is much to contemplate. . . .
this musical's story will never be without credibility issues but as adapted and directed by Charlotte Moore, it's now more fun than flawed.
No matter what your stance on this play's many issues, it's a special play
hough it fails to flesh-out the constellation of historical personages that parade through its scenes, this historical pageant scores when it comes to delineating the nine black students …
Kate Scelsa broadens the satire of Albee's play by turning it into a treatise on female empowerment.
A new play about the have and have not society's effect on equal educational opportunities. . .
this is NOT Shakespeare's King Lear although Jacob Gordin's plot heavily draws upon the Bard's material, transposing it to Lithuania and beginning with a Purim feast
Even in a disappointing production like this, Williams's language still gives Marin Ireland, this Alma, an opportunity to break our hearts.
Though helmed unevenly by Robert O'Hara, this Mobile Unit production scores with Zenzi Williams in the nominal role
Henry V (2018 Off-Broadway)
A deliciously song and dance infused revival of Tom Stoppard's absurdist farce
A lavishly staged new production of the ever "loverly" classic musical
An intriguing "reinvention" of Lorca's classic Andalusian fertility tale, and a smashing New York debut for Billie Piper.
A starry cast and perceptive staging make Edward Albee's 1991 play feel almost new
The Winter's Tale - Theater for a New Audience embraces Shakespeare's messy tragicomedy with Arin Arbus directing.
Bedlam's take on George Bernard Shaw's makeover of all makeover stories sings even as a straight play, true to the musicality of a well-made play with sparkling dialogue …
Toni Kushner's epic returns to Broadway. . . visually stunning and decidedly of our
Joshua Harmon's satire targets the very audience buying tickets to see his play
A. R. Gurney' economically cast 1993 dramady brought back to life at the Keen Company's Theatre Row hom
Three Small Irish Masterpieces
a delightful triple-decker culled from the "Celtic Twilight"
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TACT's swan song is an enjoyable take on two Damon Runyon stories
