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Unfortunately, Goldfarb's spends so much time dissecting the emotional love triangle among the characters that he turns what could have been an exciting, philosophic thriller into a dragging, overly complicated…

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The River Crosses Rivers: Series A - Reviewed by LEONARD JACOBS

It takes a real love of fleeting moments in the human experience to fashion short plays as generally insightful as these.

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The Provenance of Beauty - Reviewed by LEONARD JACOBS

A trip through the South Bronx, a part of New York City audiences rarely see. Is gentrification good or not? The author's ambivalence demands that outsiders decide.

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A Short Wake - Reviewed by KARL LEVETT

At the wake of their much-hated father, two estranged Irish-American brothers dissect the past and struggle toward an understanding.

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Blind Lemon Blues
Review by Matthew Murray

Blind Lemon Blues possesses the merest thread of a scenario, which only highlights the show's all-consuming thinness.

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Blind Lemon Blues - Reviewed by DAVID SHEWARD

This music-stuffed show won't leave you singing the blues, but you will want to know more about its fascinating subject.

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Blind Lemon Blues
Reviewedby:Barbara & Scott Siegel

Akin Babatunde gives a fierce portrayal of blues singer Blind Lemon Jefferson in this compelling musical drama.

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Ivan van Hove Revives Cocteau's La Voix Humaine By Eric Grode

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'Aftermath' and 'La Voix Humaine': In the wake of war & love gone bad by Joe Dziemianowicz (*** 1/2)

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Aftermath

Well written and at times brilliantly acted, but a contrived work in that it trades shamelessly on the natural empathy and guilt privileged Americans tend to feel when confronted with the hardships they have ca…

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Review of Aftermath by Matt Windman

The excellent cast deserves credit for injecting personality and even humor to some very emotionally demanding material. But if there is a play to be made from the stories of the Iraqi civilians, it has yet to …

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Aftermath
Review by Matthew Murray

This may be a brutal and unforgiving probe of displaced souls desperately searching for remnants of themselves away from their homes, but its overall imbalance makes it of minimal use as either a historical or …

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Aftermath - Reviewed by ERIK HAAGENSEN

Simple isn't easy, but playwrights Erik Jensen and Jessica Blank prove just how powerful it can be in their disquieting, moving, intensely human docudrama.

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Aftermath
Review by Marilyn Stasio

This powerful piece of agitprop theater challenges us all.

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Aftermath
Reviewedby:Dan Bacalzo

Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen's compelling documentary theater piece is based upon interviews with Iraqi citizens who lived through the American invasion of their country.

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Exiles With Harrowing Tales From the Chaos of War-Torn Iraq By BEN BRANTLEY

Assembled from interviews with Iraqi refugees living in Jordan, "Aftermath" is a smart and sobering documentary drama.

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First You Dream: The Music of Kander and Ebb
Review By PAUL HARRIS

The company has packaged an eclectic selection of numbers from 15 K&E shows and films into a delightful revue that practically screams "tour me" -- which is precisely what its execs have in mind.

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Tenor returns to Signature Theatre for 'First You Dream' shows By: Emily Cary

Nearly a decade after receiving a Helen Hayes Award nomination for his memorable performance in the title role of Stephen Sondheim's "Sweeney Todd," Norm Lewis returns to Signature Theatre for the world premier…

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