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GO BOB BAKER'S NUTCRACKER Need a novel gift idea that'll be met with more gratitude than yet another... More >>
THE ANIMALS AND ME Vinnie Torrente's whimsical play has much of the flavor of a children's book, but it's undermined by clumsy... More >>
GO A CHICAGO CHRISTMAS CAROL In 1906, Upton Sinclair's muckraking novel The Jungle exposed the appalling and... More >>
GO CINDERELLA This very amusing romp transplants English music hall and holiday pantomime into the... More >>
CALLIGRAPHY Large prosceniums don't always favor the stories they frame. The cultural arena in Velina Hasu Houston's new play... More >>
CRIMES OF THE HEART is a play that's been widely performed ever since it won the Pulitzer Prize for drama in 1981. But for... More >>
BARRYMORE William Luce's (The Belle of Amherst) 1996 two-character play studies the rakish actor John Barrymore (Jack... More >>
GO ATTACK OF THE ROTTING CORPSES Zombie Joe's short, fun offering is a chaotic mix of Night of the... More >>
BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE First produced in 1958, writer John Van Druten's creaky comedy extols the notion that women may lay... More >>
EVERYTHING WILL BE DIFFERENT Teenage Charlotte (Alana Dietze) is intense, emotional and not attractive in a conventional... More >>
GO BLITHE SPIRIT Noël Coward's comedy faced an acid test in its first outing: It opened in the... More >>
GO CHICO'S ANGELS: CHICAS IN CHAINS Somewhere in an alternate TV universe, where it is always the 1970s... More >>
GO DEBBIE REYNOLDS: ALIVE AND FABULOUS On opening night, myriad Debbie Reynolds cronies decked out in... More >>
THE BIRTHDAY BOYS In Aaron Kozak's drama, three young soldiers performing routine guard duties in Baghdad's Green Zone are... More >>
ANAÏS: AN EROTIC EVENING WITH ANAÏS NIN The famously candid diaries of Anaïs Nin avoid one weekend in the '50s,... More >>
BAIL ME OUT Auto shop proprietor Joe Bidone (playwright Renato Biribin Jr.) views the world with a sense of bewildered... More >>
EAT THE RUNT Sometimes a good concept, a canny script and talented performers add up to less than one hopes for. Directed by... More >>
GO ALL MY SONS With the recent BP oil disaster, the Enron debacle, and the misadventures of financial moguls... More >>
BOYS' LIFE Watching director Dan Velez's uninspired production, it might seem hard to believe that Howard Korder's acerbic... More >>
BECOMING NORMAN Utah native Norman P. Dixon has had two coming-out parties: first, as a gay man and second as an artist. At... More >>
GO BONES Childhood sexual abuse may no longer be the unmentionable topic it once was, but that... More >>
THE BAKER'S OVEN The softly Southern lilt of the imploring, impassioned pastor's voice sermonizing on patriotism playing as... More >>
GO BROOKLYN, U.S.A. This crime melodrama by John Bright and Asa Bordages, who wrote many of the classic... More >>
AS THE GLOBE WARMS Solo performer Heather Woodbury creates elaborate worlds. For her performance, What Ever, Woodbury... More >>
ANGELOS/DATING STORIES The setting for Tony Perzow's comedy, Angelos, is a New York City barber shop peopled with a colorful... More >>
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