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Cigar City Chronicles looks back
How Tampa became Tampa — sort of
Mark E. Leib
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Party on
A fine USF production of a Pinter masterpiece
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Homeward bound
Two Bay area theaters are planning for new homes — and new challenges
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Neil LaBute’s best
Neil LaBute’s engrossing This Is How It Goes plays with the realities of racism
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Silly Knights
The supremely funny Spamalot brings Python-esque wit
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Theater
What to Watch for
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Two little
A Hat Trick two-fer showcases a prolific playwright
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What’s it all about?
Bapbomb will leave viewers puzzled
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Shining through
Top-notch acting makes this Asolo Conservatory offering a must-see
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The Golda standard
A one-woman show about the formidable idealist Golda Meir
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Stage right
The productions that shone the brightest in 2006
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Now that’s acting!
What makes an actor great? Here’s what one critic looks for
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In the beginning
Jobsite revives an avant-garde take on the book of Genesis
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Lessons to be learned
This crude production of a brilliant play needs refinement
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Reindeer games
Santa gets sent up in a one-joke play stretched beyond its breaking point
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Suspicious minds
Conspiracies, murderous intents and cryptic dialogue drive this tautly written new play
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Soul Intentions
Admirable goals make up for the flaws in this consideration of black-Jewish relations.
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Abridged laughter
The latest from the Reduced Shakespeare Company isn’t up to the level of its previous offerings
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Conditional Love
Family tensions are laid bare as a couple considers aborting its unborn child.
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Don’t Look Back
A 50-year-old play fails to translate into modern times.