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Jon & Jen take a musical trip through the decades
freeFall Theatre’s latest production is a lovely but superficial tour of American life from the ’50s to the ’90s.
Mark E. Leib
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Dennis Duggan: Of Mice and Men’s magic man
The actor’s definitive portrayal of Lenny makes for a must-see production at Stageworks.
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What happens Behind the Gates?
An American girl disappears in Jerusalem in Jobsite’s latest.
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Tampa Rep’s Hamlet is mostly on target
’Tis nobler in the mind …
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Not in their back yard
New problems evolve from old conflicts in Clybourne Park.
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Stages of growth
Our critic talks about how far local theater has come in the last 25 years — and has yet to go.
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Transcending tragedy in The Amish Project
The play triumphs in the face of a tragic school massacre.
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The Venus effect
The Historic Asolo Theater’s latest is a mind-altering experience.
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Revenge is served with intriguing twists in When the World Was Green (A Chef’s Fable)
If you don’t mind your epiphany coming quietly, you might just find American Stage’s latest production unforgettable.
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This Nothing’s really something
Much to praise in Jobsite Theater’s Bard redo, Much Ado About Nothing.
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Acting out at Circle Mirror Transformation
Stagework’s latest casts reflections on the theater life and life’s theatrics.
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’S Wonderful: Rhapsody in blue hair
A quality but corny throwback with great Gershwin tunes and a witless script.
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Unanswered Questions
Andrea Caban’s Questions My Mother Can’t Answer revels in revelations but might leave you guessing.
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O Mother, where art thou?
MOMologues 2: Off to School is a fun sendup of the travails of motherhood.
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Check, please!
An Empty Plate at the Cafe du Grand Boeuf remains lacking until the final course.
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The Piano Lesson is in tune with the past
August Wilson’s classic educates us on character and legacy at American Stage.
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Struggling with Hay Fever
Two actors offer comic relief, but Jobsite’s latest sneezes all over Coward’s genteel wit.
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Spring Arts Preview: Theater
These plays are the thing.
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Glass Menagerie is a delicate imbalance
Tampa Rep’s revival may glisten, but Tennessee Williams fans will be a tougher crowd.
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Roxanne Fay shines in The Year of Magical Thinking
Bob Devin Jones directs Studio@620’s eloquent, anguished production.