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The epiphany of this Mamet revival is how relevant its look at American business still is. Carol Rocamora reviews.
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Sometimes lesbian space aliens are just what the doctor ordered. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Sarah Snook delivers a marathon performance in this screen-centric production.
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A worthy revival of an Alice Childress play looks at the definition of Black womanhood. Carol Rocamora reviews.
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This new play works best as a snappy, historical triumph with a strong ensemble rather than commentary on today. Nicole Serratore reviews.
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Loren Noveck and Lorin Wertheimer have very different opinions about this new synth-pop musical that grapples with the Greeks.
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A compact and charming new musical comes alive through the music of Cuba. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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An adaptation that highlights one astonishing performance without abandoning the themes of the original. Carol Rocamora reviews.
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A madcap romp through some very serious history, with a cast of thousands expertly played by a five-person ensemble. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Branden Jacobs-Jenkins tackles the Great American Play. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Excellent performances sometimes take characters deeper than Chisa Hutchinson's script. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Lorin Wertheimer compares Natalie Margolin's new play about friends facing the last week of college to David Mamet at his finest.
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Mark O'Rowe's sharp adaptation and Lily Rabe's caustic performance enhance this intimate production. Nicole Serratore reviews.
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A song cycle featuring previously unheard songs from the trunk of the late composer reminds us of a talent lost way too soon. Lane Williamson reviews.
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This tight espionage two-hander suffers by comparison to the actual state of the world. Loren Noveck reviews.
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The Broadway star offers a new cabaret show exhibiting her stunning range. Lane Williamson reviews.
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A trip into the world of sumo that's visually stunning if sometimes lacking in nuance. Lorin Wertheimer reviews.
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An excellent set overshadows some unsuccessful acting in this revival of a Sam Shepard play. Lane Williamson reviews.
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An intricately layered memory play that's more complicated than it seems. Loren Noveck reviews.
The post Review: Liberation at the Laura Pels Theatre appeared first on Exeunt Magazine NYC.
Two brothers across an ocean and a personal divide are forced to reconnect in a new play by Samuel D. Hunter. But should they? Lane Williamson reviews.
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A solo show missing a sense of its only character. Loren Noveck reviews.
The post Review: Safe House at St. Ann's Warehouse appeared first on Exeunt Magazine NYC.
Treesplaining and griefsplaining dominate this overly literal new musical. Nicole Serratore reviews.
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A fascinating slice of history from a volatile era but the play's structure and focus undermines some of its power. Nicole Serratore reviews.
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The new play by the downtown legend Len Jenkin mixes a tender love story with some darker, stranger magic. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Jay O. Sanders is a "resplendent" Falstaff in this combined rendition of Shakespeare's two Henry IV plays. Patrick Maley reviews.
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