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Meet Ken Carpenter (Reed Birney): late fifties, early sixties, retired, Midwest sensibility, settled into a staid existence,...
The Pershing Square Signature Center is among the busiest and most prolific theatre centers anywhere, offering a...
There aren’t many American playwrights who can own “funny” for its own sake the way David Ives...
Part of August Wilson’s cycle of plays about the black experience in 20th Century America, Jitney—originally produced...
Some quick capsules on current short runs: The boilerplate states that, “The Dork Knight traces the ups and...
For a long time, I’ve been an inveterate watcher of TV series not (or not yet) available...
Bleached wood. Bleacher seating. Floor mattresses. Cots. iPhones in the dark. A lovers’ tryst in the barracks....
In a lot of ways, The Band’s Visit flies in the face of received, classic principles of...
Having worked on a musical based on a Canadian classic, given a first class production in the...
I have a soft spot for Sweet Charity for a number of reasons, not the least of...
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