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Opening Nights: The Laramie Project
Still timely, as long as people keep hating the other.
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Opening Nights: An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein
A children's author drops the C-bomb in his short plays.
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Stage Review: On the Nature of Dust
In Stephanie Timms new play, evolution is reversed, and so is our hold on certainty.
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Opening Nights: Tell Me on a Sunday
Webbers stinginess with melody daunts ArtsWests star.
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Stage Review: Fences
In a stunning production, the play is the only thing thats wrong.
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Opening Nights: Dying City. A Woman Meets Her War-Casualty Husband’s Twin
Things are always darkest not before the dawn, but just before they go completely black. At least that’s…
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So I have this friend who loves Mexican food and hates cilantro.
So I have this friend who loves Mexican food and hates cilantro. “But,” I always caution her, “cilantro…
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Opening Nights: Glengarry Glen Ross
If neither desperation nor emasculation are particularly pretty to watch, why the hell does David Mamet’s1982 play—which spelunks…
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The 5th Avenues White Christmas
Glorious in every way, but we like shows to be about something.
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Stage: A Christmas Carol
One hell of a bravura performance, in a confectioners delight.
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Stage: The Judy Garland Christmas Special
Under the laughs, Troy Mink hints at the divas demons.
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Opening Nights: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Lose yourself in a sugar coma with an American Idol alum.