Mark E. Leib
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Like Mother, Like Daughter: Grey Gardens at freeFall
A terrific rendition of a witty musical about the eccentric Bouvier Beales.
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Grey Gardens at freeFall: Like Mother, Like Daughter
A terrific rendition of a witty musical about the eccentric Bouvier Beales.
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Jobsite’s The Guys: The human toll of 9/11
A writer helps a firefighter eulogize his lost comrades.
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My country, my torturer
Insanity both political and personal in a new theater company’s strong debut.
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A Simple Theatre’s Death and the Maiden is taut political drama
An auspicious debut, with a riveting perfomance by Giles Davies.
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Gorilla Theatre needs you
Following the loss of its chief benefactor, Gorilla’s in a financial bind.
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Fall Arts 2011: Theater
What to watch for from local companies this season.
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Swatting Flies
Local playwright Bill Leavengood’s latest isn’t up to his usual standard.
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Listen to My Heart: Halllmark sentiments, stellar cast
A musical revue opens Stageworks’ new theater with mixed results.
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Barefoot in the Park at American Stage: Blast from the past
A fluffy entertainment recalls Broadway’s not-so-golden years.
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Breaking Bard
Good performances redeem Jobsite’s Taming of the Shrew — but bring earplugs.
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Lark Eden: Stories from a versatile actor/playwright
An interview with Natalie Symons, whose play is now at New American Theater.
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Tampa Rep debuts with Greek tragedy Alcestis
A promising start for a new company, even if results are mixed
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freeFall’s masterful Man of La Mancha
That Impossible Dreamer, Don Quixote, gets his musical due.
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Profile: The multi-talented Roxanne Fay
She’s making her mark as actor, director and playwright.
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Splatter Theater: There will be blood
But gore’s not enough to save this energetic but empty slasher-film parody.
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Frankie and Johnny at American Stage
Two characters look for love in a play looking for meaning.
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freeFall’s Midsummer Night’s Dream is first-class Shakespeare
The Bard is back in an entirely expert production.
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Reasons to see pretty
Superb performers take on Neil LaBute play at Jobsite
