Ron Campbell

TheatreWorks gives Shakespeare a hippie makeover in Twelfth Night

Slick

Dan Hoyle is everyone he met in Nigeria, but not himself — and that's impressive

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Girl Gone Wilde

Is Salome a comedy, a tragedy, or both and neither at once?

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Letters to the Editor

Week of Wednesday, July 13, 2005

Pièce de Résistance

A one-man version of The Thousand and One Nights proves storytelling can be dangerous

Fresh Meat's Queer Feast

Gender-blending performances

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Traveler's Tales

Terry Tarnoff captivates with stories of his crazy trips, true and otherwise

The Son Also Rises

A drunk, irresponsible prince and a dull king waiting for him to grow up. Sound familiar?

Parboiled

Anne Galjour needs to cook Okra a little longer

Saying Ado

A light, summery take on two of Shakespeare's wittiest lovers

Ageless

Inventor, architect, philosopher, and cosmologist R. Buckminster Fuller comes alive

Give Till It Hurts

A solid, if conventional, ending for the new Aurora Theatre's first season

Bucky Explains

Buckminster Fuller was brilliant, amusing, and kooky

I Think, Ergo I Laugh

Triumph bombed when it premiered in 1732, but this bonkers love story has aged well