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Exhibitionism
There’s plenty of blood in Capital T Theatre’s staging, but also plenty of laughs and plenty to think about
Mark Pickell
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Exhibitionism
Capital T’s trip to this dysfunctional family home for Thanksgiving is well worth taking
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Exhibitionism
An abusive husband gets a shot of Southern discomfort in this hysterical revenge comedy
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Exhibitionism
With this clever comedy, Capital T treats us to a kinder, gentler doomsday
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Arts Review
Modern couples revert to savagery in a savagely funny diorama come to life
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Arts Review
Capital T’s return to Tracy Letts territory hasn’t the buzz of 2009’s Killer Joe
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Arts Review
Two siblings mourning their jerk of a dad are cause for hilarity rather than grief
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Arts Review
Much has been invested in mounting Manuel Zarate’s five-play cycle, all to answer the basic question: What is love?
