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Missing its mark with forced humor BY ZACHARY PINCUS-ROTH

Don't trust a play with a Tourette syndrome joke.

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A smart, edgy trek between Japan and New York BY LINDA WINER

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A show for all Four Seasons: 'Jersey Boys' on Broadway By LARRY McSHANE, Associated Press Writer

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Playwright's Troy story wins the Oppenheimer by BLAKE GREEN

When Mark Schultz titled his play "Everything Will Be Different," he had no idea he was being prophetic.

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Photo Gallery: "The Odd Couple"

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Same old 'Couple' BY LINDA WINER

If Lane and Broderick are going to be the best-buddy equivalent of Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy, shouldn't we wish them new bondings to explore in a theater that would probably support them…

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'Karla' is lost in purgatory BY ZACHARY PINCUS-ROTH

"Karla" is a well-intentioned but ultimately uncompelling new play by Steve Earle, the Grammy-winning country singer-songwriter.

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Huppert stood and delivered, and delivered well BY SAM THIELMAN

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Our continuing education in Wasserstein's women BY LINDA WINER

There are moments when Wasserstein appears to be trying to stuff too many issues into two hours. Better too many ideas, however, than the season's more indifferent fluffballs.

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Wizard of 'Odd' embraces a new 'Couple' BY BLAKE GREEN

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A Tourette's musical that's a ... 'lemon' BY LINDA WINER

For all the hubris, there is a sensibility here, not to mention facility. But the show is gibberish.

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A 'Soldier's' famed tension goes AWOL BY LINDA WINER

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Absurdity times 3: Christmas Eve in the kitchen BY LINDA WINER

The results are three deftly performed, technically meticulous, mildly amusing little sketches separated by two energy-sapping intermissions.

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Joining forces to bring back a classic BY BLAKE GREEN

Stage veterans Diggs and McDaniel probe the intricacies of 'A Soldier's Play'

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Playwright's name now up in lights BY BLAKE GREEN

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Rebel - and a play - without a cause BY ZACHARY PINCUS-ROTH

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'Fiddler' on a roll BY LINDA WINER

Sounds crazy, but tradition suits Rosie O'Donnell and Harvey Fierstein

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James Dean film classic becomes a lost 'Cause' BY SAM THIELMAN

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For these lefty parents, the taboos accrue BY LINDA WINER

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Amanda McBroom as tragic hero, or just tragic BY LINDA WINER

The title is the most coherent idea in "A Woman of Will," the Amanda McBroom showcase that pretends to connect Shakespeare's women with the plight of a blocked menopausal lyricist in a hotel…

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A rock musical that plays it loose BY ZACHARY PINCUS-ROTH

OK, so it isn't "Rent," but it doesn't pretend to be.

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Somebody get Mom a warm coat, OK? BY LINDA WINER

For reasons best left to the Freudians and the grief industry, mothers are getting killed off in the theater this week.

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This 'Trailer Park' is fun but pretty low-'Rent' BY SAM THIELMAN

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Broadway enjoys a revival, with ticket sales ahead of 2004-05 BY ELIZABETH SANGER

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Farrow finds herself on the right side of the 'Bed' BY LINDA WINER

Ultimately, the drama is reduced to an extended soaper dilemma about euthanasia. When Hank says, "We're all waiting to make sense of the ending," we have the uneasy feeling that the playwrig…

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