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A cool reaction to 'Radio's' hot air BY ROBERT KAHN

Stephanie March plays the levelheaded paramour of Broadway's new 'shock jock'

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'Radio' transmits cliches with alarming frequency BY LINDA WINER

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The kiss that's prelude to life's inevitable turn BY LINDA WINER

"Prelude to a Kiss," a little tragicomedy about nothing less than the mystery of life, still has the power to disturb and enchant.

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Fast Chat: John Mahoney by Frank Lovece

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Kline's 'Lear' is sure to give you big chills BY LINDA WINER

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Dead men talking BY STEVE PARKS

Kerry Max Cook is one of "The Exonerated," the stage documentary about the (in)justice system and capital punishment making its Long Island premiere.

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Twin siblings and Twin Towers BY LINDA WINER

The play, which James Macdonald directed with a different cast last spring at London's Royal Court, is a minor psychological soaper with fine performances but improbable plot twists revealed…

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Heart of darkness, and dullness as well BY LINDA WINER

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It's not toil or trouble by ROBERT KAHN

Fan Yang floats into the Big Apple with his 'Gazillion Bubble Show'

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Getting into the act BY DANIEL BUBBEO

At last, pursuing that passion for a professional performing career

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The Great War hits great heights BY LINDA WINER

Even if Tony Blair had not announced plans to reduce the British presence in Iraq this week, however, it would be hard to remember a Broadway drama with more persuasive war-is-hell immediacy…

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A melancholic route to 'Rose's' roots BY LINDA WINER

Mary Rose's father, frightened by old age and new mysteries, insists that Mary Rose "belongs to the past." So does the play, though we're not a bit sorry to make its acquaintance.

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Acting for a new generation BY ROBERT KAHN

Paige Howard, daughter of Ron, opens Off-B'Way

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A masterful end to a monumental trilogy BY LINDA WINER

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The Marquis de Sade funhouse BY SAM THIELMAN

English director Peter Brook, who oversaw the definitive production of the show in 1964, would be proud of this revival.

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A surgeon's love triangle isn't quite clear-cut BY LINDA WINER

Baron, a bright voice in her first major New York production, is unable to sustain the almost giddy unpredictability of this romantic triangle about grieving parents and the second-generatio…

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Lookingglass gets physical with 'Alice' BY APOLLINAIRE SCHERR

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'Adrift in Macao' BY LINDA WINER

People amused by such affectionate dopiness are likely to share the good spirits that permeate the game, jaunty cast, sweetly directed on the tiny stage by Sheryl Kaller with showbiz homage.

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Fast Chat: Daniel J. Travanti by Robert Kahn

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Bebe savors her change of Hart BY LINDA WINER

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Aging showgirls in a glorious swan song BY LINDA WINER

If the semi-staged revival of "Follies" at Encores! had only presented the four final songs, this wildly anticipated return of Stephen Sondheim's 1971 backstage legend would qualify as one o…

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It's Mr. Rogers' barrio in song BY SAM THIELMAN

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Audience gets into the act - 13 times BY STEVEN SNYDER

In 'The Pod Project,' at 20 Greene Gallery, the audience participates in all 13 vignettes.

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A boy-toy 'terrorist' seeking a real life BY LINDA WINER

Compared with Ball's breakthrough triumphs - "American Beauty" and "Six Feet Under" - the scattershot drama that opened last night at New York Theatre Workshop meanders around Big Issue gene…

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Companion to 'Merchant' is a tough sell BY LINDA WINER

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