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Two Trains Running – Goodman Theatre
The late playwright, August Wilson, was a literary genius and a true American treasure. His Century Cycle (or Pittsburgh Cycle, as it’s often
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The Royal Society of Antarctica – Gift Theatre
What if someone told you that your mother, now deceased, bore you in a barren, frozen, faraway land, and that shortly after your birth she
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The Princess and the Pea – Marriott Theatre
With a dash of brilliance and a generous peppering of modern-day references, Hans Christian Anderson’s classic children’s story about
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Book of Merman – Pride Films and Plays
With the phenomenal success of Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez’s cleverly written, irreverent and infectious musical comedy,
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Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 – The Other Theatre Company
Following the unthinkably violent incidents that occurred in the aftermath of Rodney King’s sadistic beating in California, stage and
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White Guy on the Bus – Northlight Theatre
Each Saturday Ray, an affluent, caucasian business man, shares a public bus with a single, African American mother named Shatique, in
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Rapture, Blister, Burn – Goodman Theatre
At some point in life, often in one’s middle age years, a person begins considering the road not taken, the life one could’ve chosen…but
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The Apple Family Plays: – Timeline Theatre
That Hopey Changey Thing
It’s November 2 in Rhinebeck, New York. The polls are about to close for the 2010 mid-term elections. Gathering around the dinner table
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The Apple Family Plays: – Timeline Theatre
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Two years have now passed since audiences visited the Apple family in “That Hopey Changey Thing” (reviewed separately). It’s very early
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Accidentally Like a Martyr – A Red Orchid Theatre
A gang of regulars, including a few middle-aged queens and a handful of slightly younger gay patrons, meet regularly at this “forgotten gay
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