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A Perfect Ganesh

McNally's insistence that humankind's only hope lies in compassion and confession is certainly moving, but he makes his point too many times.

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Review: Fela

Whether you arrive knowing Fela through his music, his politics or (as with most of the audience) not at all, you will leave infused with everything Fela; the sensory experience is that comp…

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A Preview of the 2008-09 New Jersey Theater Season

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Vanities

The musical adaptation of the Off-Broadway hit has a trial run in Pasadena.

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Bury the Dead

This is a grim play, but so well acted by the Actors' Gang and so well directed by Matthew Huffman that it grips you even as it chills you.

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As U2 Like It

I hope U2 appreciates this production as much as Shakespeare would have.

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Hedda

Lucy Kirkwood, the writer of the E4 teenage drama Skins, updates Ibsen to explore the constraints facing women in 21st century.

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Beethoven As I Knew Him

Hershey Felder's Q&A with the audience after the show offered many more interesting revelations than those in the production.

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Her Naked Skin

Rebecca Lenkiewicz has crafted a realistic political play detailing some of the events in the campaign to secure female suffrage in the UK.

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Hamlet

This production will be coming to London in November and it will be fascinating to see how David Tennant's Hamlet matures. He already speaks the verse beautifully and clearly, and the depth …

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A whirlwind tour of the Shaw Festival

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Abigail's Party

The first of Mike Leigh's plays focusing on the desperately funny tragedies of working class life at the Odyssey.

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A look back at Berkshire 2008 summer theater season season

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8th Fringe Update

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The First Breeze of Summer

This unwieldy but intriguing family drama seems at times to be as purposefully disjointed as it is meandering meaningful but under the splendid direction of Ruben Santiago-Hudson, the dispar…

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Piaf

In Pam Gems' play Piaf at the Donmar Warehouse, Elena Roger again makes a part her own.

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Gigi

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Noel Coward in 2 Keys

Only one of these 2 keys unlocks Coward's wit.

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Tilted House

Another world premiere in the Berkshires, this one at the Chester Theater.

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See Rock City and Other Destinations

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Home

David Storey's 1970 play holds up in Williamstown's superbly acted production.

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Summer Shorts Series B

Two shorts with bite, two at room temperature. . .

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7th Fringe Festival update

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Edinburgh Festival Report

A sampling of reviews from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival

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Fringe Festival Reviews - Latest Update

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