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Dead brilliant: Review of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead at Jobsite
Jobsite gives Tom Stoppard’s classic a near-perfect staging.
Mark E. Leib
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Bach in Leipzig at Gorilla Theatre
It’s a heady experience, but the play could also use a little more heart
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Jobsite & American Stage set their seasons
Plus, Where’s Brian Shea? and other arts news
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A speedy Hamlet at American Stage
It’s brisk, it’s daring, it’s well-acted — but will it move you?
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Funny Money lives up to its name
Don’t miss one of the best comedies in years.
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Tackling Hamlet
Actor Gabriel Vaughan talks about theater’s most terrifying role.
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Boston Marriage at Jobsite
The language is rich, but Mamet’s plot is a trifle.
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Jersey Boys hits all the right notes
The exhilarating musical about Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.
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Hats: The Musical
A show that knows how to hone in on its target audience.
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The flowering of Emilia Sargent
A talented actress who’s primed for the big time.
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Farcically, my dear
The creation of an American classic gets an uproarious staging.
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Talk show
Artistic ego vs. fascist threats in A Picasso.
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Underneath it all
As adapted by Steve Martin, The Underpants has little to offer.
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Spell It Out
The most interesting thing about Eleemosynary may be its title.
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You’ll Have Doubts
And that’s just what the playwright ordered.
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Play time
The top 10 of the theater world this year.
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Money Matters
Three theater directors talk budget woes.
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Kid Friendly
Children will likely take delight in this Christmas tale.
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Back on the Boards
Eric Davis brings his talent back to the local stage.
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Direct Hit
Jack Holloway’s direction and a strong cast illuminate The Pavilion.