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Familial Bruising
In recovery from being a mothers daughter.
Tim Appelo
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Loosening the Bow
Flawed as the gods, the Reps Trojan War drama is also as intermittently stunning.
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Half-Laughs
A bathtub-gin buzz and clichéd corporate critique in two new feminist fringe productions.
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Wreckage and Knifeplay
A road accident inspires an evening of storytelling at Seattle Rep; the personal meets the political at ACT.
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Overgrown Kids
Youthful enthusiasm marks Balagan's ambitiously conceived Shakespeare.
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A Less-Genteel Molière in This Effusive Rep Production
The crude fun is cranked up to 11.
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Whistle Down the Wind:Rousing Tunes and a Gloppy Story
Broadway, don't hold your breath.
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The Cook Is a Moving Tale of Cuban Fidelity
Machado keeps his focus and the Rep redeems the rest.
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Balagan Keeps Pointed Madness Alive Beneath Capitol Hills New Swank
Can edge-dwelling theater survive on Capitol Hill when condos cost $800,000 and the loading dock where Empty Space…
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Lone Star Love: Fat Man on a Little Stool
It's got an hour of solid entertainment. Too bad the show is two and a half hours.
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Lone Star Love: Fat Man on a Little Stool
It's got an hour of solid entertainment. Too bad the show is two and a half hours.
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Ambitious as Ever, Craig Lucas Tackles All That Ails American Society
He shouldve left a few items off the menu.
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A Harshly Funny Uncle Vanya Stings
The gravest danger to this production is in the audience, not among the skillful ensemble onstage.
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Intiman’s The Skin of Our Teeth Rips Off Propriety’s Mask
Thornton Wilder was not a homespun regular guy but the weirdest great U.S. playwright. And The Skin of…
