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My Life as an Art-Guard Dog
American Stage’s Chesapeake, a madcap wish fullfillment for art — and theater — lovers
Mark E. Leib
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The Waiting (Is the Hardest Part)
Parallel Lives‘ humor is too little, years too late
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Dream Season
The shows we’d stage at a Planet playhouse
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Throng of Songs
Song of Songs a musical without the theater
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Fine Writing, Fine Acting, Dubious Premise
Alley Cat Players’ Underneath the Lintel unwisely rediscovers the “Wandering Jew”
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An Ailing Gorilla
Weak Sherlock & Shaw raises questions about Gorilla Theatre’s future
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American Stage Freeze Out?
Rumors abound that the new artistic director doesn’t like to cast Bay area actors
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Leaving the Inferno Behind
Cirque du Soleil’s Alegria is kinder, gentler
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Irrational Exuberance
Jobsite’s American Buffalo stampedes across play’s surface
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An Infirm World
Occasionally uneven, I’m Not Rappaport succeeds even so
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Like Butter
Spinning Into Butter examines PC crowd’s attitudes about racismp>
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Next Stage
Proposed Acorn Theatre is moving forward
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Buried in the Present
Nile Blue‘s fine actors trapped in poorly scripted Egypt.
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Suck-sess
Multi-talented Rob Nash shines in Holy Cross Sucks
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Elegy for Mark Trent
Theater community remembers a friend who lived artistically, generously, and “out loud”
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The Year’s Best
Theater that engaged, provoked and entertained
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Gotham Gala
Radio City Rockettes bring both New Yorks to Tampa
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Road to Nowhere Worth Going
Asolo’s superb production almost saves Road to Ruin
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Santa’s Little Misanthrope
Santaland Diaries proves hell is other people (laughing at a bad play)
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Rising Above the Competition
FSU/Asolo Conservatory’s The Competition is a well-acted loser