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Anarchist Interruptus
Alley Cat’s Emma Goldman tells only part of the story
Mark E. Leib
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Setting the Stage
Longtime theater guru Jim Rayfield trains actors for the future
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Paint Thinner
The subject is art, but this well-acted play stays on the surface
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Darkness Falls
Jobsite’s latest is a sop to its inner adolescent
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Darkness and Light
Actress Ami Sallee Corley does it all … and then some
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Twofer
One for old hipsters and one for, uh, the beer-belly set
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Styles Over Substance
Clashing acting styles undermine Otherwise Engaged
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In the Zone
Hypoxia Zone debuts a talented Bay area playwright
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Moment of Truth
Dorothy Parker departs from the formula — once
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Cruel Cosmos
Banyan’s Vanya‘s flawed but engaging
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Mystery Theater
Community Property another mystifyingly mediocre production from Gypsy
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God’s Men at American Stage
Actors illuminate God’s Man in Texas
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Definitely Not Stuck On You
Left and right too black and white in Mineola Twins
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Secret of Their Success
“Successful” is a loaded word, but an apt one for Jobsite
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Changing Scenes
Alley Cat & Acorn move; Gorilla goes back to its future
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Bad Religion
Two atypical religious dramas are sinfully boring
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Love and Hate
Meditation on hate mostly a Lemon; I Love You rates for dates
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The Unlarded Bard
American Stage’s Much Ado best when least embellished
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Top Producers
Producers is what musical theater should be
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Not Greek to Me
Like most productions of Greek drama today, Stageworks’ Medea overly contemporized