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With this play about theatre and tigers, the Rude Mechs earn their stripes forever
Shawn Sides
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The Rude Mechs’ latest pays at times comic, at times touching tribute to the strange craft of acting and its practitioners
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Who Is Stella Burden, and Why Are They Saying Those Terrible Things About Her?
When the Rude Mechs create a show about acting, they find madness in the Method
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The Rude Mechs’ ‘Get Your War On’ provides a fresh reminder of the political outrages of the past four years and a fresh injection of the outrage we may have lost
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From Deborah Hay’s dance ‘The Match,’ the Rude Mechanicals pull ‘Match-Play,’ a hilarious, intellectually striking bit of absurdity with the feel of ‘The Real World’ as conceived by Eugene Ionesco
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The Rude Mechanicals’ ‘Get Your War On’ bulldozes through the buried media and lost horrors of the post-9 / 11 years with a sarcasm that strikes sparks
