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Theatre Review: City Theatre’s Little Shop of Horrors
Joyous music and sensitive performances rule this musical adaptation
Andy Berkovsky
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Review: City Theatre’s The Importance of Being Earnest
The air’s a tad thin in this production of Oscar Wilde’s work
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Review: The City Theatre’s The Fantasticks
Reverential and sharp production of the classic musical celebrates its subtleties
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Review: The City Theatre’s Picasso at the Lapin Agile
Steve Martin’s deliciously absurdist tale of art and science
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City Theatre’s Art
Macho arguments about taste abound in Yasmina Reza’s dramatic comedy
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City Theatre’s Christmas Belles
The company’s staging of this comedy about the Christmas program at a small-town Texas church isn’t the Southern-fried campfest it could be
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City Theatre’s The Seafarer
Karen Sneed’s staging is shot through with compassion for the play’s hard-luck, hard-drinking Irishmen
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City Theatre’s Arden of Faversham
This Shakespearean-style “true crime” drama is not without compelling elements, but a lack of polish weighs on this staging
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City Theatre’s Bus Stop
Director Tracy Arnold stages William Inge’s drama with humor and charm, but seems to fight against the script’s darkness
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The Graduate
It isn’t exactly like the movie, but City Theatre’s stage adaptation is well-acted and provocative
