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The Girls Next Door
A sunny love affair, a brutal attack — and a step toward understanding.
Mark E. Leib
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The Wish List
What I’m hoping to see in local theater in 2006.
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Thanks for The Memories
Ten theater experiences that will last beyond 2005.
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The Next Stage
Todd Olson talks about the health of St. Pete’s American Stage.
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Brooklyn Dodges
FST’s latest is literate and well observed; just don’t expect any epiphanies.
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Flight Night
Newbies will be thrilled by the latest from Cirque du Soleil.
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Bah, Humbug
Gypsy Productions needs to improve after the disappointing A Queer Carol
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Same old Scrooge
This retelling of Dickens’ Christmas Carol sticks closely to the original.
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A glass half empty
Acorn’s Menagerie boasts one stellar performance
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Easy listening
The words outshine the visuals in Gorilla Theatre’s Talking Heads
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The Apprentice Strikes Back
A fascinating play about a writer and her biggest fan — and worst betrayer?
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Nothing But The Best
Talking with the talented young actress Katherine Michelle Tanner.
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Even Parr
Playwright Larry Parr keeps his eye on Ethel Waters
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Small thinkable pleasures
Splendid acting lifts Frankie and Johnny above its less-than-ideal script
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Beyond the Bay
Sarasota offers theater experiences missing in the Bay area.
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Dinner bell
A fancy banquet serves as metaphor for America in a post-9/11 play at USF
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Arts & Entertainment: Theater
Critic’s Choice: Mark E. Leib
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Cream of the crop?
Popular, award-winning The Drawer Boy arrives at American Stage
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Send in the clones
The challenging A Number pushes the audience, while Alice engages only the actors
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Performance Issues
The stars fail to shine in Suncoast Theater’s Gemini.