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I can't think of a better place to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Brian Friel's 1991 Tony award winning play than The Irish Rep Theater, especially given their lovely production
Nicholas Wright's excellent play set in 1980 about the last years of the Duchess of Windsor in Paris
this revival of A. R. Gurney's first play shows an impressive from the get-go display of theatrical savvy
The bookend pieces are strictly for laughs, the middle piece is as sad as it is funny. Taken together, the three pieces are a bit like having three desserts instead of a really substantial m…
Mike Daisey takes off his rose-colored glasses to tell his version of the Jobs story
The Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey is presenting a very fine production of the popular stage adaptation of Harper Lee's novel
Conor McPherson's gothic story receives a big production directed by the playwright himself.
Edward Bond's play Saved Lyric Hammersmith director Sean Holmes and his actors give us a fresh production of Edward Bond's groundbreaking play
Samuel L. Jackson makes an impressive Broadway debut Katori Hall's faction about Martin Luther King's last night on earth.
Actress Zoe Kazan's first major Off-Broadway play is an imperfect pleasure.
Simplicity does not mean simple. This play's small-town simplicity packs a wallop that is worth your time, whatever your beliefs
More sampling of the NYMV's offerings
Review of Adam Rapp's Albee haunted dinner party, plus a wrapup of Rapp's trajectory from downtown cult favorite to high profile by-line
a young playwrights submission of his play under a more attention getting by-line turns into a case of "oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive"
Horizon Theatre Rep's revival of Robert Lowell's 1965 Obie-winning script based on Melville's novel taps into its power with onlyoccasional success
Not one of Arthur Miller's best plays but there are still flashes of his great writing. The ending is sad but not predictable
two world premiere commissioned at DC's Signature and running in repertory
Theresa Rebeck new comedy at the Mark Taper Forum, is a dark tongue-in-cheek look at two marriages during a week-end at a country cottage
David Ives's translation and adaptation of Jean-François Regnard's 1708 comedy is delightful fun
the actors and the smart script make this behind the financial headlines play fun to watch. And at $18 a ticket, affordable even if your portfolio has taken a beating
an Othello that still shocks and delights at the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey.
this odd little concepty gets stranger and stranger as the night goes on. And funnier and funnier
Singer/actress Sally Mayes runs away with this noir-ish new show
bringing Christopher Loar concept of adapting O'Neill's early plays by cutting out everything but the stage directions. Hilarity ensues
The Landor is a tiny pub theatre in Clapham with a big heart and their production of this musical is the most comprehensive I have seen in London.
