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05/12/2022

Dominique Morisseau’s Fugitive Feelings

A review of Confederates

by Rhoda Feng

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12/20/2021

Only Connect: On “A Thousand Ways”

by Rhoda Feng

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08/19/2021

A Life in Theatre

The generation-bridging power of performance

by Norman Allen

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01/04/2013

Miserable at Les Mis

The cinematic adaptation of the broadway play doesn't live up to the hype.

by Paula Marantz Cohen

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02/24/2012

The Mousetrap at 60

Exploring middle class theatre

by Paula Marantz Cohen

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07/14/2011

Creative Forces

An evening with Claude Cahun

by James Polchin

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03/24/2011

Send in Whatever Clowns Are Left

Hard times come to the stage.

by Stefany Anne Golberg

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11/02/2009

Excerpts from Søren Kierkegaard’s Repetition

On the nature of farce.

by M.G. Piety

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