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★★★★★ Bob Dylan songs enhance grand Conor McPherson musical
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★★★★☆ Irish playwright Conor McPherson constructs a moving, mythical American story inside the singer-songwriter's world
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★★★★ A new play reflects on a literary hero, and on the toll and rewards of inspiration
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★★★ Lynne Meadows directs 10 committed actors with little payoff
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★★ Richard Greenberg writes a play overstuffed with nothing interesting
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★★★★ Theater documentarians Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen are in top form
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★★★ Grammy-winning songwriter Steve Earle lends authenticity to a docudrama
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★★★ J. Julian Christopher's play about dreaded conversion therapy
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★★★ Lesley Manville is the vengeful Claire Zachanassian in director Jeremy Herrin's production at the National
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★★★★ Katori Hall composes a satisfying dramedy about black men who happen to be gay
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★★★★ The author of 'Hurt Village' and 'The Mountaintop' spreads her wings with a serious relationship- and family-focused drama
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Public school students"18,000 of them"spend an afternoon at the hit Broadway production based on Harper Lee's novel
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★★★ Paul Muldoon's feverishly elegiac poem makes its American stage debut
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★★★★ Dick Scanlan and Kathleen Marshall overhaul the Meredith Willson musical, with delightful results
The post The Unsinkable Molly Brown: Bellying Up to a New Centu…
Intellectual exercises with Rafe Spall, Roger Allam, Alan Cumming and Daniel Radcliffe in worthy productions
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★★★★ A phenomenal and indescribable play from Lucas Hnath, with the astonishing Deirdre O'Connell
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★★★ Deirdre O'Connell delivers a striking portrait of a woman in distress
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★★★★ Young Jean Lee's show about death will send you off with a smile on your face
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★★★★ Playwright/songwriter Young Jean Lee studies an inevitable fact of life
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★★★★★ Lauren Yee dramatizes the Khmer Rouge nightmare with a suspenseful story
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★★★★ Lauren Yee's play finally gets its New York premiere and a rockin' production at the Signature Theatre
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★★★ C.A. Johnson's tender new play is illuminated by a vibrant young character, and actress
The post All the Natalie Portmans: A Troubled Girl and Her Movie Star Muse appea…
★★★ Unpacking complicated family history, but with unengaging characters and performances
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★★★★★ For his supposedly last work, the revered playwright looks at vanished Viennese Jews
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★★★ The 1957 Bernstein-Laurents-Robbins-Sondheim masterpiece gets a harsh modern makeover
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