Lost in the Stars Sings South African Tragedy by Michael Feingold

Encores! revives Kurt Weill and Maxwell Anderson's adaptation of Cry, the Beloved Country

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Don't Take The Road To Qatar! by Michael Musto

In fact, there are times when you start wondering which is worse--the show they wrote or the show they wrote about the show they wrote.

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Mosheh Offers a Testament to. . . Something by Jacob Gallagher-ross

Bible sci-fi awaits you at Here

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American Sexy Likes You, Whoreface by Alexis Soloski

Bad play looks at bad kids being bad

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Gruesome Playground Injuries--Rajiv Joseph's Scar Trek by Alexis Soloski

The red and the black-and-blue in a new two-hander

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The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore Gets a Rare Revival by Michael Feingold

Tennessee Williams heads off to Sicily

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The New York Idea--Engaged With Divorce by Michael Feingold

David Auburn tries revamping a century-old American play for the Atlantic Theater

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Spider-Man Dish From One Who Knows! by Michael Musto

Chatting with the Post's Michael Riedel about the show he loves to hate

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Cymbeline and The Misanthrope by Alexis Soloski

English guy and Frenchie get their plays staged

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Room 17B Goes to Work by Tom Sellar

A little neo-vaudeville at 59E59 Theaters

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The Walk Across America for Mother Earth Would Make Ellen Stewart Smile by Michael Feingold

Taylor Mac and crew hoof it West in nice costumes

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Other Desert Cities, Where the Family Business Is Deception by Michael Feingold

Jon Robin Baitz heads to Palm Springs for his new play

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Pants on Fire's Metamorphoses Puts Ovid Through Some Changes by Alexis Soloski

A British company brings its revamped myths to the Flea

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Age Out Hands You Its Whine List by Jacob Gallagher-ross

No tip for this waiter play

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Blood From a Stone Smashes Things Up at the New Group by Alexis Soloski

Ethan Hawke stars in Tommy Nohilly's family drama

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Romulus Linney (1931-2011) by Michael Feingold

The theater loses a true American playwright

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Ellen Stewart (1919-2011) by Michael Feingold

Remembering the woman who helped invent downtown theater

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Freedom Club Takes Aim by Alexis Soloski

New Paradise Laboratories and the Riot Group try assassination

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Under the Radar Returns to NYC by Alexis Soloski

Live actors take a backseat in four festival shows—a roundup review

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Men Go Down (Part 3: Black Recollections) Offers You a Boring Nymph by Miriam Felton-dansky

Hotel Savant stages their latest at 3LD

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Nicholas Ray + Cortisone = Quality Lunatics by Miriam Felton-dansky

A curious film adaptation at Incubator Arts' "Other Forces" festival

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The Berserker Residents Try to Screw the Mayans by Andy Propst

The Annihilation Point's Philly Sci-Fi

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Green Eyes Checks In by Michael Feingold

A Tennessee Williams obscurity gets staged at the Hudson Hotel

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A Small Fire Blazes Up at Playwrights Horizons by Michael Feingold

Great actors give birth to a new play by Adam Bock

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Octogenarian Showstopper Rules New York! Revived: Marilyn Maye and Sally Kellerman. Clubs aren't dead yet, either. by Michael Musto

At a rehearsal, Hearn joked to me that he would be trotting out his all-purpose accent for the play. ("I only have one accent—it's Spanish, Yiddish, German . . .")

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