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★★★★ Director David Staller revisits Shaw's power duo, delightfully
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★★★ Teens idolize Pablo Escobar in newcomer writer Alexis Scheer's offbeat dramedy
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★★★★ Jonathan Pryce and Eileen Atkins star in Florian Zeller's newest Paris-to-London-to-New York offering
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★★★ Jonathan Pryce and Eileen Atkins are entrancing as husband and wife in Florian Zeller's going-gently-into-that-good-night drama
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★★ Having tackled King Kong and Harry Potter, Jack Thorne takes on post-millennials
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★★ Meet some "wry and ironic and dull" characters at Atlantic Theater, or perhaps not
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★★★ New York Theatre Workshop stages two installments of Mfoniso Udofia's epic nine-play cycle
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★★ Come for actors John Glover and Mark Linn-Baker; leave with playwright Michael Tucker's recipe for spaghetti with clam sauce
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★★★ Michael Tucker's play considers marriage and friendship in our golden years
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★★ A city celebrates its legendary political rascal, leaving open why he should matter to the rest of us
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★★★ An episode involving Ernest Hemingway's several widows is a highlight of a new satirical comedy
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★★★★ UK illusionist offers evening of protean prestidigitation and purely astonishing fun
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★★★★ The British TV and Netflix star brings his psychological intrigue to Broadway
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★★★★ A Sunnyside, Queens stoop is the unlikely setting for a thrilling affirmation of how we can learn to get along
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★★★ How the onetime headline grabber deals with bipolar disorder and other exigencies
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★★★ A new play imagines the young Beatles, out of the spotlight
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★★★★ Fans will love what Bob Stevens imagines two Beatles get up to on a documented day off
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★★★★★ The invasion of the anti-vaxxers, from"where else?"Berkeley
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★★Lois Robbins wrote and stars in a mostly autobiographical look at a woman's relationships through life
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★★★ The playwright/actor questions how effective any understanding between the races can be
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★★★ Writer-director Beth Ann Hopkins fools with Shakespeare's King Lear for intriguing changes
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★★★★ A raw look, directed by Sara Joyce, at what happens after a death that isn't exactly final
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★★★★★ Tom Hiddleston, Zawe Ashton, and Charlie Cox make a beguiling love triangle in Harold Pinter's backward-spinning drama
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★★★★ Tom Hiddleston, Charlie Cox, and Zawe Ashton star in Jamie Lloyd's London transfer
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If music, as we've often been told, is the universal language, the Broadway musical seems at present to offer that language one of its broadest reaches
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