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Saturday, June 14, 2008 at midnight (Broadway Time)
Also reviewed: 'Thumping Claw 2008,' 'Adam Baum and the Jew Movie,' 'I'm Just Wild About Harry'
In laboring for universality, this "Doll's House" merely achieves randomness.
Each of the brief one-acts on this double bill features a pair of women engaged in conflict.
Lisa B. Thompson's "Single Black Female" seems perfectly suited for the post-"Sex and the City" woman and owns up to that fact early on.
"The Gondoliers" is a large and lovely lagniappe, a surprising coda, a rare treat for even hard-core fans of Gilbert and Sullivan.
It's almost impossible to take the play seriously on its own terms -- a little like watching theatre by someone who still thinks the earth is flat.
Anger, bitterness and ceaseless yearning course through the quest narrated and enacted by W. Allen Taylor in his one-man show.
Alanna Ubach takes the stage at the Clurman Theater in an entertaining one-act series of character monologues.
Alanna Ubach is a highly watchable actor, and she gives full rein to her considerable skills for characterization in her one-woman show.
The Williamstown Theatre Festival serves up an oddly bloodless production of Christopher Durang's 1981 comedy.
Fundraiser gets down to bare necessities
Theater festival aims for greater influence
Michael Stuhlbarg talks about playing "Hamlet."
Michael Stuhlbarg talks about tackling "Hamlet," being handy with a pencil and finding surprises on the stage.
The improv duo known as TJ and Dave do not speak to each other on the day before a show. Murray Nossel and Paul Browde, the two men in "Two Men Talking," won't shut up.
Broadway vet turned agent turned author Richard Seff talks about the 5 year old Richard Seff Award for best supporting player, presented this year to David Rasche and Hallie Foote.
The Tony-nominated actress and pop musician is about to become a mother for the third time. Sort of.
Though "Sex and the City" is drawing crowds, "Top Girls" got to the girl talk first.
But those big-belting dames and over-the-top dance numbers bring out my inner theater geek -- and give my heart a wedgie.
Onstage and in the Seats, People of Color Are Showing Producers New Ways to See Green
It's everyone's favorite game this weekend, and here's a panel who think they know - includes Peter Filichia (Theatermania), Jayne Blanchard (Wash Times), and DCTS writers Richard Seff, Joel Markowitz and Gary …
Any time Jeffry Denman energizes the stage with his vibrant singing, exuberant dancing and irrepressible clowning, The Gershwins' An American in Paris takes wing.
Despite flocking tourists, production costs up
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