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Idol: the Musical - Review

Dead on arrival.

SOURCE: CurtainUp at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015

<cite>The Physicists</cite>, reviewed by Elyse Sommer

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Tings Dey Happen

Dan Hoyle uses his experiences in Nigeria to portray warlords, militants, oil workers, prostitutes and the American Ambassador to Nigeria, among many others in n this, his third solo show.

SOURCE: CurtainUp at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015

Crimes of the Heart

Despite its Pulitzer-prize credentials, Beth Henley's melodrama, Crimes of the Heart about three sisters whose bonds are tightened and heightened by their dysfunctional history, never struck…

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<cite>Human Error</cite>, reviewed by Alexis Greene

Reddin's brief play is not so much about surviving monumental mechanical failure as it is about living with the consequences of human error.

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Opus

The play is structured as a musical composition. The dialogue has the texture and tempi of harmonic and dissonant solos, duets, trios as well as the point counter-point interplay of the ense…

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Absurdia

The Donmar's triple bill of absurdist comedies spans two of NF Simpson's 1960s short plays plus a new one-act play by Michael Frayn. Douglas Hodge directs this celebration of the surreal and…

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Morning's at Seven

One of the pleasures of Paul Osborn's Morning's at Seven is its old photo album view of small town life in 1922. But there are other reasons this period piece with its rambling plot built on…

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Summer Shorts, Series A

If it is true that imitation is the highest form of flattery, then the new Summer Shorts series at 59E59 has a lot of good things to say about EST's long-running short play institution, the …

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Antony and Cleopatra

Indeed "age cannot wither" Tina Packer. Berkshire theater goers who have watched her and the company she founded thirty years ago have experienced her infinite variety as a charismatic leade…

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Take Flight

It is rather engaging to have a musical which has a theme one can engage with intellectually. Given some investment, this Weidman-Shire-Maltby, Jr. collaboration could continue its journey e…

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Saint Joan

There are times when I wish George Bernard Shaw had suffered from writer's block... However Saint Joan is one of his best and with the acting talent of the remarkable Anne-Marie Duff, it is …

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The Corn is Green

Sure it's a period piece. And sure, it takes a strong lead to put over the somewhat simplistic "let's open a school" version of the popular "let's put on a play" plot and to avoid tarnishing…

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Masked

A gripping and still topical 17 year-old play.

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The Black Eyed

Somewhere toward the middle of The Black Eyed both play and production seem to receive an electrical charge. The writing becomes vivid, and the production receives a jolt of energy from the …

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My First Time

There's no political or larger moral message as in The Vagina Monologues, but it's funnier and more entertaining.

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Lady Be Good

The English weather has been particularly unseasonable this year but even the rain and cold could not dampen enthusiasm for the Open Air Theatre in Regent's Park production of the Gershwins'…

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The Hothouse

Written in 1958 just before The Caretaker, Pinter's dark comedy The Hothouse presents a sinister version of the civil service, full of murderous machinations and black humour. Ian Rickson's …

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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat

Like Connie Fisher who was so cast as Maria in The Sound of Music, Lee Mead was actually already professional. He is a good choice, very handsome and very charming, as well as singing sweetl…

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Party Come Here

Since this is the first musical at Williamstown's handsome and comfortable new Nikos Stage, I wish I could say it's a stand up and cheer first. However, despite a cast featuring performers w…

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Two-Headed

Berkshire Theatre Festival's second stage is ideally suited for this intimately scaled epic and director Marc Geller has staged it so that these women's difficult lives play out with plenty …

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Tom Crean: Antarctic Explorer

With his twinkling eyes, enthusiastic manner, self-deprecating grin and charming accent, Aidan Dooley is the consummate Irish storyteller. Dooley uses all these talents as both author and st…

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Sin

Combine two parts Dr. Phil and one part medieval mystery play, shake well, pour into a cold glass and you've got Wendy McLeod's Sin.

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Seussical

A far less expensive production than the original, this Seussical the remix, relies on the candy-bright energy of its performers and the audience's imagination to create the wonderful world …

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In Celebration

For Orlando Bloom's West End stage debut, met with glee by many screaming fans, he has chosen a down-to-earth, social drama set in a coal mining town in the north of England.

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