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Lila Rose Kaplan's play is an ideal addition to Second Stage Uptown's emerging playwright series
Stephen DeRosa and Veanne Cox shine in timely and timeless revival of Neil Simon's tragi-comedy
This Second City revue at Woolly Mammoth lands some good lines and sight gags even though it's uneven
Antony Shaffer's thriller makes a rare appearance at Barrington Stage in the Berkshires
Free wheeling and never dull adaptation of Shakespeare's obscure travel romance adapted by Not Man Apart Physical Theatre Ensemble.
A magnificent production of Jez Butterworth's powerful play
Even though there's no intermission four people managed to find a time when their leaving would not be too obtrusive. I was envious.
Curtainup's Simon Saltzman on the hit play revamped with music
Glen Berger's solo play with a female librarian at Barrington Stage
2 reasons to see Lisa Ebersole's play: Holland Taylor and Buck Henry
The set upstages Marc Palmieri's play
A 2-piano Candide at Berkshire Theatre Festival
This somewhat too talky world premiere that does come to more poignant and meaningful life with the entry of veteran actor Bob Dishy who can make you laugh just by raising an eyebrow.
I screamed at least twice and jumped out of my skin a few times. So, would I recommend? You Bet
This has taken a long time to come to London but it is surely worth the wait
Summed up as a Tweet: Big on style, less so on fully developed biographical and thematic focus and, despite interesting, well portrayed characters, not a crowd pleaser.
Shakespeare's words, Stacy Keach's force of human nature Lear, an almost perfect ensemble, Robert Falls's unique interpretation make this production unforgettable
A.R. Gurney's 1974 play suggested by a John Cheever short story holds up very well indeed
This Hamlet is a fast-paced, lively family affair
This tart riff on religious revivalism and charismatic preaching is driven by the penetrating presence of Andre De Shields
