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Culture
September 24, 2003
Noises Off
The triumphant revival of Michael Frayn's 20-year-old London hit
Culture
July 23, 2003
Up in Arms
In Shaw's genre-busting play of ideas, the world rights itself just in time
Culture
June 11, 2003
We Petty Men
Julius Caesar is best when we don't push the modern parallels
Culture
November 27, 2002
Read On
Books and their consequences in two plays about free speech
Culture
December 26, 2001
All in the Family
In this French farce, people get kicked, inebriated, and nearly shot; in short, it's a riot
Culture
October 24, 2001
Spinning Into Butter
An exploration of racism at its volcanic core
Culture
November 29, 2000
Sparkling Kitchen Sink
Like a New Yorker story brought to the stage, Dinner With Friends concerns ordinary people in realistic settings, but it tries too hard to convince
Culture
July 9, 1997
Stage
Culture
May 1, 1996
Goodbye, Dolly
ACT's The Matchmaker too frequently recalls how much better the musical is
Culture
April 17, 1996
Picks and Pits
ACT's Cherry Orchard serves up a feast of characters and images; An Inspector Calls is merely a visual feast
Culture
September 27, 1995
So Much to Love
Penny Metropulos' simple setup of Shakespeare's comedy pays off
Culture
July 26, 1995
Hard Labour
Love's Labour's Lost imprisons with its verse; My Piece of the Sky incarcerates the audience
Culture
March 1, 1995
Games people play
"The Play's the Thing" amuses after a slow start; "Touch" gives a sweet, comic look at sometime occultists