January 3 - February 12, 2012 Two-time Tony and Oscar nominee Kathleen Turner sizzles as Molly Ivins, the brassy Texan reporter whose liberal journalism skyrocketed her to the nationa…

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Peter Hall Troupe Brings Wit, Drama to Bath: Norman Lebrecht

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Caustic wit on Flea stage sheds light on post-9/11 BY ROB KENDT

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Wit, camp, and murder make 'Jump Rope' a romp by Ed Siegel

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Red Hot Patriot: The Kick-Ass Wit of Molly Ivins Teaser

January 3 - February 12, 2012 Two-time Tony and Oscar nominee Kathleen Turner sizzles as Molly Ivins, the brassy Texan reporter whose liberal journalism skyrocketed her to the national stage…

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Hoffmann sharpens her wit BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

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Heartbreak and wit: Seldes and Murray shine in Beckett and Albee works BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

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Theater Review: A Wit That Still Crackles by Scott Brown

That real rare thing: a good, small play.

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Coward's Alchemy: Forging Rage and Sadness Into Wit By STEPHEN HOLDEN

To watch Simon Green trot through more than 20 Coward songs is to understand why Anglophilia persists within a certain upwardly mobile stratum of New York society.

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'Stick' around for wit, but not for plot BY PETER FILICHIA

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BIRD IN A CAGE: This revival of Chekhov&#39s The Seagull is moody and melancholic for the most part. A bright exception: The energy, wit, and theatricality, Dianne Wiest brings to the role of Arkadina. Review by Bill Stevenson

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Where's the Wit in Miller's Latest? by MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Chicago Tribune

<I>Wit, Beirut</I> and <I>Nixon's Nixon</I> Return to MCC in "Theater For Thought" Series

Red Hot Patriot: The Kick-Ass Wit of Molly Ivins Teaser

Peter Hall Troupe Brings Wit, Drama to Bath: Norman Lebrecht

Caustic wit on Flea stage sheds light on post-9/11 BY ROB KENDT

Wit, camp, and murder make 'Jump Rope' a romp by Ed Siegel

Red Hot Patriot: The Kick-Ass Wit of Molly Ivins Teaser

Hoffmann sharpens her wit BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

Heartbreak and wit: Seldes and Murray shine in Beckett and Albee works BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

Theater Review: A Wit That Still Crackles by Scott Brown

Coward's Alchemy: Forging Rage and Sadness Into Wit By STEPHEN HOLDEN

'Stick' around for wit, but not for plot BY PETER FILICHIA

BIRD IN A CAGE: This revival of Chekhov&#39s The Seagull is moody and melancholic for the most part. A bright exception: The energy, wit, and theatricality, Dianne Wiest brings to the role of Arkadina. Review by Bill Stevenson

Brevity (of hair) is the soul of 'Wit' BY PETER FILICHIA

Simon Gray, Playwright, Dies at 71; Aimed Wit at Intellectuals, and Himself By BRUCE WEBER

Simon Gray, British Playwright of Wit and Intelligence, Dies at 71

Kathleen Chalfant and Original Cast Members Reunite for <I>Wit</I> Reading, Nov. 21

Wit to 'Enth' degree

'Cry-Baby' has flash, wit, but no heart By Mary Carole McCauley

Marian Seldes Is Algonquin Wit in <i>Dorothy Parker Gets the Last Word</i> May 7

Luker and Garrison to Sing Gershwin at Fisher's <I>Wit and Wisdom</I> Concert

Woolly Mammoth's 'Vigils': Death and the Soul of Wit By Peter Marks

<I>Angels, Wit, Graduate</I> and <I>Woolf</I> Films Part of Mike Nichols Fete at BAM

Huntington director sees 'Real' emotions behind Stoppard wit By Terry Byrne

Wit and Wisdom spark 'The Dreamer Examines His Pillow' By Sandy MacDonald