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Review: City Theatre’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
A perfect measure of schadenfreude on the rocks, with an angst chaser
Rick Smith
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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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Different Stages’ Fahrenheit 451
This theatrical adaptation of the Ray Bradbury story ends up being timely and may make you step outside your bubble
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Jarrott Productions’ The Price
This staging of the Arthur Miller drama keenly appraises the worth of a life
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Exhibitionism
Theatre En Bloc delivers a tough and disturbing social critique on suburbia and adversity facing single mothers
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Exhibitionism
City Theatre’s revival suffers from being neither a replica of the original nor a fresh interpretation
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O Rooster, Where Art Thou?
Second Youth Gives ‘The Bremen Town Musicians’ an Americana Soundtrack
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All Aboard for Middle Earth
Before the Film “Lord of the Rings’ Sends You to Tolkien Country, Second Youth’s Stage Version of “The Hobbit’ Can Take You There and Back Again