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A refreshingly different after-the-bomb fable that gets at our impulse to create through a playful acting-out of ‘Frankenstein’
Mark Stewart
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Tongue and Groove Theatre dishes up vaudevillian punk in two odd and hilarious shorts
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The strength of The Buttons and Bows Show is
Buttons and Bows, beautiful souls whose innocence is
charming and heartbreaking
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Arts Review
Caridad Svich’s ‘Thrush’ takes place in a war-ravaged world, but the writer’s ill-conceived structure and Salvage Vanguard Theater’s slow and sentimental production makes that world surprisingly dull
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An Arabian Midsummer Night’s Dream doesn’t do justice to Shakespeare’s comedy, but the goodwill, visual splendor, and flashes of magic in Tongue and Groove Theatre’s show can transport you halfway ’round the world
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Top 10 Performances of 2004 That I Ruminate Over After the Dust Has Settled
Heather Barfield lists her favorite stage performances
of 2004
