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Grab A Seat: Review of The Chairs and The Complete History of America (abridged)
Inspired absurdity in two must-see productions.
Mark E. Leib
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Just The Facts, Ma’am
A contemporary playwriting team takes on Sherlock.
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Advanced Stages: The Top 10 plays of 2004
The Top 10 locally produced plays of the year.
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SHADOW DANCING
The Phantom speaks to something deep in the art lover’s psyche.
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Fly Boy
The kids will like this Peter Pan, but there are fleeting charms for parents, too.
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Read Their Lips
Warm hearts and wooden heads don’t quite mix in this would-be holiday treat.
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Young Will
Asolo’s Two Gentlemen is grade-A B-side Shakespeare.
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The Old College Try
Looking ahead to some university theater worth a campus visit
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Needs Changing
Is the hype about Metamorphoses mostly a myth?
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Good Luck
Gypsy Productions’ Lucky caps promising first season
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Science Fair
After Frankenstein is well-acted, but it doesn’t shed any new light on the monster’s modern implications
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Red Letters, and Blue
Dear George: Letters to the President pushes the envelope — a little
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Shallow Be Thy Name
Young men, early Mamet: Amusing, immature — and yes, perverse
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Krazy Cat
A theater company that’s strange but true … to itself
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Nice Finish
Tampa playwright’s new play hints at big things to come
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The Worst Job You’ll Ever Love
A word to the un-wise would-be theater critic
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Vicious Triangle
Bent‘s evocation of gays’ persecution by Nazis is a timely reminder of fascism’s reach
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Tolstoy In Heat: A review of Anna in the Tropics at American Stage
A white Russian steams up Ybor City
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Sons Never Set
Stageworks working better than ever in All My Sons
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American Dreams
Two new troupes tackle a Miller tragedy and a Yankees musical