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Safe to say that Agnes Broun, Jean Armour and the woman known only as Clarinda never met at the grave…
The revealing thing about Sarah Brigham’s production of the F Scott Fitzgerald classic is the way it keeps erupting into…
This highly physical comedy about two competitive swimmers begins at the beginning – not with a referee’s whistle but a…
There’s something fascinating about the game of an interview: the push and pull of questions, the possibility of revelation or…
For their fifth season at the fringe, this quintet of Kenyan acrobats are performing to golden oldies, opening with both…
Mike Bartlett’s striking three-act play is a curiously changing thing. It begins as a blended-family satire with eco-arguments and generational…
Full Frontal Theatre is a female-led company with a commitment to fighting misogyny. No surprise, then, that the most powerful…
New York’s most famous venue for Shakespeare in the Park has returned, and with it the grand tradition of waking…
She has been given 60 minutes out of her audience’s day and Kate Ireland won’t waste them, she promises. Her…
At the start of her autobiographical three-hander, writer-performer Annie Lareau claims that news reports of atrocities focus on the wrong…