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What’s So Funny?
By Sylvie Drake on
Comedy. You’ve heard this one before. It’s what occurs when something bad happens to... Read more →
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In Avignon, Theatre Makes Its Time
By Adam Leipzig on
"We see which way the stream of time doth run." - Henry IV, Part II In July... Read more →
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Fine Ensemble Work Distinguishes this Streetcar
By Steve Gottfried on
How many times have you been to the theater to find that your take on a play, or on a... Read more →
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Toni Stone Hits a Homer; Plus Musical Musings on Identity
By David Sheward on
Toni Stone is probably the most famous athlete you never heard of. From 1949 to 1954, she... Read more →
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Black Identity Through Theatrical Lenses
By David Sheward on
The 2019-20 Off-Broadway theater season begins with a quartet of productions exploring... Read more →
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The Ultimate Decency of Indecent
By Sylvie Drake on
What is so striking about Indecent, the Paula Vogel play that opened Sunday at the... Read more →
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Making and Missing Connections: Frankie and Johnny, Long Lost, Happy Talk
By David Sheward on
Breaking the metaphorical walls between disconnected people is the common theme of three... Read more →
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Hershey Felder Brings Debussy to Life
By Steve Gottfried on
Hershey Felder is a rock star. Not in the literal sense, of course. But in the figurative... Read more →
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Bleak Views of the UK and US: INK, Sons, Curse
By David Sheward on
When profit becomes the prime motive of conduct, bad things happens. That’s the message... Read more →
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A Slightly Frazzled Edward Tulane
By Sylvie Drake on
For some time now, the 24th Street Theatre has been specializing in plays for children... Read more →
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