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You can go to a Gold Dust Orphans show, grab a drink or three, and have a raucous good time. But you can also watch it cold sober and have an even better time.

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Masks That Reveal, Not Conceal By CLAUDIA LA ROCCO

There is a moment in "The Only Tribe" when it seems as if there were going to be a giant brawl on the small stage.

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Watch Out for Pipe Dreams: They Can Go Up in Smoke By RACHEL SALTZ

Daniel J. Travanti stars in Friendly Fire's bare-bones production of Eugene O'Neill's "A Touch of the Poet."

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Too Much Memory
Review By SAM THIELMAN

The result, though beautifully performed by Laura Heisler and Peter Jay Fernadez, loses the story's crucial ambiguity.

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Too Much Memory - Reviewed by GWEN OREL

Keith Reddin and Meg Gibson's contemporary version of "Antigone" wants to say something about politics and justice. But this retelling of the tragedy presents too many stereotypes to drive the issues home.

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Too Much Memory

In case you're keeping a list of interesting smartly crafted and performed live theater offerings with tickets priced at a user-friendly $20, put this at the top of the list.

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Too Much Memory
Review by Matthew Murray

Politics, like theatre, hasn't changed much in the last 2,500 years, but Too Much Memory gives both an invigorating new spin.

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Too Much Memory
Reviewed by: Dan Bacalzo

Keith Reddin and Meg Gibson's vibrant re-working of Antigone successfully transposes the action to a modern setting.

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Prayer for My Enemy - Reviewed by DAVID SHEWARD

With this loony bunch, Craig Lucas is too obviously creating a microcosm of America. See how screwed up this country is, he metaphorically screams at us.

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A family struggles to connect with each other By MICHAEL KUCHWARA

If "Prayer for My Enemy" ultimately proves too unwieldy for its own good, there are still the pleasures of watching these actors work their way through Lucas' thicket of words - as well as the evening's poignan…

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Prayer for My Enemy
Review By DAVID ROONEY

Despite Bartlett Sher's customarily classy staging and a topnotch cast, most audiences will find themselves as unmoored as the characters.

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MESSAGE LOST AMID THE MESS By FRANK SCHECK (**)

TO say a play is too ambitious seems churlish, but "Prayer for My Enemy" fairly begs the criticism.

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Craig Lucas' 'Prayer for my Enemy' is unfocused by Joe Dziemianowicz (**)

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The Silence and the Fury Within Six American Lives By BEN BRANTLEY

Anger is in the American bloodstream in "Prayer for My Enemy," the provocative, confused and confusing new play by Craig Lucas.

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Prayer for My Enemy

Craig Lucas takes on the suburban American family and the effect of the Vietnam and Iraq wars on their innate dysfunctional tendencies.

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Prayer For My Enemy
Review by Matthew Murray

Prayer for My Enemy is one of those plays that should only be examined whole - dissecting the individual pieces will only encourage your drowning in its stream of consciousness.

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"Prayer For My Enemy" Works On Several Levels BY MALCOLM JOHNSON

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Prayer for My Enemy
Reviewed by: Dan Bacalzo

Craig Lucas' thoughtful and engaging new play examines the damage we are capable of doing to one another, as well as our capacity for forgiveness.

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Review: 'Prayer for My Enemy' BY LINDA WINER

In "Prayer for My Enemy," the multilayered, deeply unsettling and beautifully conceived new work at Playwrights Horizons, the small-town serenity barely covers the separate abysses where all six characters are …

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Robert Prosky Dies at 77

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Robert Prosky, Seasoned Actor of Stage, Film and Television, Dies at 77

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Robert Prosky; D.C. Actor Appeared on 'Hill Street Blues' By Adam Bernstein

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Appreciation: It Was Here Prosky Had True Presence By Peter Marks

Robert Prosky was round, and so was his talent. His name on a cast list was like the guarantee on the label of a premium brand: As you sat and waited for him to appear, you knew you could count on something sol…

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PHOTO CALL: Dust Opens at the Westside Theatre

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PHOTO CALL: The Black Monk Opens Off-Broadway

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VIDEO FEATURES : Beyond Broadway: Home

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VIDEO FEATURES : Spotlight On: Home

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FEATURE : Musical Stocking Stuffers! Our Holiday CD Roundup

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Fisher kept a dry sense of humor for 'Wishful Drinking' By Bob Minzesheimer

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Peters' ode to a mutt BY MIKE KERWICK

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Derek Jacobi : Olivier, Burton and me By Jasper Rees

Derek Jacobi talks about his illustrious acting career alongside Laurence Olivier and Richard Burton - and his new West End role as Malvolio in 'Twelfth Night'.

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