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Love, war and family collide in an absurdist mix BY LINDA WINER

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A history lesson, told in movement and joy BY LINDA WINER

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Novelist sets stage for his play debut BY ROBERT KAHN

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Dreams rendered still-born by AIDS BY ROB KENDT

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Tangled in a deadly 'Rope' BY SAM THIELMAN

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Sometimes there's just no place like home BY SAM THIELMAN

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Brutal fun, as only Pinter can evoke BY LINDA WINER

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This 'Party' has a host of problems BY LINDA WINER

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Playwright in hospital<br> Pulitzer, Tony winner Wendy Wasserstein, of 'Heidi Chronicles' fame, is gravely ill, an associate says

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Fields brings power to 'Purple' BY BLAKE GREEN

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A different kind of dark BY ROBERT KAHN

'Six Feet Under's' Michael C. Hall finds new life on Broadway as a sinister imaginary friend in 'Mr. Marmalade'

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Gothic Lloyd Webber is dizzying, not dazzling BY LINDA WINER

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Issues, yes ... drama, no ... BY LINDA WINER

Unfortunately, since Eustis already staged "The Ruby Sunrise" at Trinity Rep and the Actors Theatre of Louisville last year, it is impossible to pretend he hadn't known that the script's a m…

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Forty days and nights of whining BY ZACHARY PINCUS-ROTH

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The Culture Project gives voice to 'RFK' BY BLAKE GREEN

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Having a ball with his friends BY BLAKE GREEN

As the corpulent Count Fosco, the handsome leading man of musical theater under the fat suit pauses to appreciate his careers

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Tribute to John Denver is a hoedown, not heaven BY ROB KENDT

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In 'Lost,' childhood is found BY STEVE PARKS

At 2 1/2 hours, "The Lost Boy" would do better to leave more to our child-within imagination.

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Virtuoso at hitting all the wrong notes BY LINDA WINER

Despite Vivian Matalon's tender and amusing direction, this is a one-joke trifle stretched to almost two and a half hours.

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'Bingo' formula isn't by the numbers BY SAM THIELMAN

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The voice of an angel - from hell BY BLAKE GREEN

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Oh, what a night: it's another fab 'Four' BY LINDA WINER

Why does "Jersey Boys" succeed - and it does, exuberantly - when most jukebox musicals have been a pain in the Broadway butt?

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Four punks from New Jersey BY BLAKE GREEN

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Puppetry, but not poetry, from China BY APOLLINAIRE SCHERR

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Rockettes kick to canned tunes BY TOMOEH MURAKAMI TSE and JOSHUA ROBIN

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