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Friday, November 13, 2009 at 4pm (Broadway Time)

Top 10 Reasons to See "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" at New York Theatre Workshop

Top 10 Reasons to See "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" at New York Theatre Workshop The Heart is a Lonely Hunter will be playing at New York Theatre Workshop from November 13 to December 20. Hear the s…

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Friday, November 13, 2009 at 2pm (Broadway Time)

Or,

by Kim Weild

Check out Liz Duffy Adams’s new play Or, playing at The Womens’ Project Julia Miles Theater. Adams’ writing is wickedly smart and funny as she breathes life into the writer Aphra Ben, the actress Nell…

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Friday, November 13, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)

Theater Listings: Nov. 13-20

Selective listings from theater critics of The New York Times.

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Weekend Guide: Theater

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Sutton Foster, Marin Mazzie, Molly Ranson and More Sign on for Carrie Reading

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De Shields' Mine Eyes Have Seen The Glory Will Receive Developmental NYC Run

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Hartford TheaterWorks Adds Plays by Rambo, Temperley and Jackson for 2010

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Shakespeare's R&J Bows at Hartford TheaterWorks Nov. 12

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World Premiere of Adams' Or, Extends at the Women's Project

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Edelen and Bashor Are Mother and Daughter in Philly Piazza, Dawning Nov. 13

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Lane, Neuwirth, Hoffman, Chamberlin Embody The Addams Family; New Musical Bows in Chicago

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NYTW and Acting Co. Present The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter Off-Broadway

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Civilians Offer You Better Sit Down: Tales From My Parents' Divorce in NYC

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A Civil War Christmas Begins Huntington Run

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Snow Business: White Christmas Returns to Broadway for 64 Performances

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Callaway, Earley and Ziemba Will Join Hamlisch for Kennedy Center Evening

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Bottomless Songbook With New Orleans Twist By STEPHEN HOLDEN

Steve Tyrell exuded confidence in his performance of pop chestnuts sung in a growly New Orleans style at the Café Carlyle on Tuesday.

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Waiting for oomph, feeling sorry for Beckett's lovely lines By Howard Shapiro

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'Free for All' By KENNETH TURAN AND JOSEPH PAPP
Reviewed by DWIGHT GARNER

Kenneth Turan offers up a raucous oral history of a New York theater titan.

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The Understudy - Review by OSCAR E. MOORE

Funny doesn't get much funnier than this.

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Theater review: 'The Walworth Farce' at Freud Playhouse by Charles McNulty

This is not your tear-stained, Guinness-soaked melodrama from yesteryear but a thrilling ride into the ruthlessly unsentimental imagination of modern Ireland.

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Imperfect future for sci-fi tale by Elisabeth Vincentelli (**)

The first act of "What Once We Felt" raises many questions.

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Early feminist featured in fine farce By FRANK SCHECK (***)

THE music you hear before the curtain rises on "Or," about 17th-century playwright Aphra Behn, doesn't exactly conjure up thoughts of the period.

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Needs to pick up the pace by Elisabeth Vincentelli (** 1/2)

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The Late Christopher Bean
Review By STEVEN SUSKIN

This comedy of manners -- ill manners -- paints greed, pretension and small-town narrowness in bright, broad brush strokes.

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A Tough Dad, a Weak Son, a Dead Mom: The Usual By JASON ZINOMAN

The problem in "Red Sea Fish" is that everything in this world seems far too familiar.

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Still Crazy After All These Millennia

"A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" is that rare musical comedy that soars on the strength of its jokes, says Terry Teachout.

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A place to Liev by Jennifer Gould Keil

Vespa-loving thespians Liev Schreiber and Naomi Watts are zipping around the city, on the lookout for another downtown pad.

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Glee: Roll Play

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Bacall still sizzles with honorary Oscar By BOB VERINI

Showbiz legend continues to light up bigscreen

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Pair of Scrooges ready to entertain the kids BY JENNIFER BURKLOW

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Felder keys in on Beethoven for latest show BY MARY HOULIHAN

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Speaking With: Daniel Beaty by Delia O'Hara

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Just Asking... Alicia Silverstone By MICHELLE WU

With the release of a vegan cookbook and an upcoming Broadway role and eco-beauty line, Alicia Silverstone seems far from "Clueless."

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PLAYBILL.COM'S BRIEF ENCOUNTER With Robert Petkoff

Ten years ago, actor Robert Petkoff was watching Ragtime on Broadway. This year, he's starring in Ragtime on Broadway.

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Interview with Jason Robert Brown on Re-Release of "13" Album by Matt Windman

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Harriet Harris Takes the Town By: Brian Scott Lipton

The Tony Award-winning actress talks about co-starring in the Paper Mill Playhouse's On the Town and the Roundabout Theatre Company's Present Laughter.

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