Clive Worsley

TheatreWorks gives Shakespeare a hippie makeover in Twelfth Night

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We Like the Night Life

Bringing terror back to the Cabaret

Noses Off

An economical Cyrano emphasizes the play's exuberant, gung-ho spirit

Encore

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Kimberly Akimbo

A spiteful-sweet comedy about a teen with a disease that makes her old

Rent Controllers

Charles Grodin's new satire of the New York City real estate racket rings true but falls flat

Fooling the Audience

A light, elegant, and appropriately deceitful Earnest

Encore

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Letting Go

The gleeful, infectious exploding of a classical play

An Irreverent Death

Meyerhold may be the best home-grown play since Angels in America

A Chorus Fine

But the rest of Oedipus proves a little too complex for the Shotgun Players

We Won't Pay! We Won't Pay!

This production of a classic protest play fails to capture the original's mania

The Drums of War

The final installment in the Shotgun Players' protest trilogy

Silly Sooth

The Shotgun Players pull a funny, defiant play out of near disaster

The Babes of War

This pacifist masterpiece has less to do with Afghanistan than the Shotgun Players think

Winesburg, Ohio

Four well-told tales from Sherwood Anderson's novel

Better Days

An imaginative, intelligent account of the lives of two families broken by the Great Depression

Three Men in a Cell

... to say nothing of the firing squad

Drowning in Water

Even the best actors can’t make wine out of these squishy Mamet scripts

The House of Tudor

Even the best actors can’t make wine out of these squishy Mamet scripts