"Hurricane" tells the story of a brutal hurricane that ravaged New England on Sept. 21, 1938.
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The overabundance of parodies and punch lines is the primary flaw in an otherwise clever, witty, irreverent musical.
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"The Cambria" was the name of the ship that in 1845 took the great African American Frederick Douglass from Boston to Ireland.
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Here we are in 2009, with pop culture overrun by Facebook status updates and endless celebrity tweets on Twitter. So what better time for a show about cyber sex?
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Andrea Kuchlewska's play "Complete" tackles how language can be used by individuals either to liberate emotion within themselves or to help stifle it.
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This odd, fragmented play about three homeless youths who battle men on the DL and nightmares for bus fare is saved by a rich performance from Jon Norman Schneider.
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A trip through the South Bronx, a part of New York City audiences rarely see. Is gentrification good or not? The author's ambivalence demands that outsiders decide.
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The River Crosses Rivers: Series A
While created by women playwrights of color, what's alluring about these plays isn't an obsession with ethnicity.
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At the wake of their much-hated father, two estranged Irish-American brothers dissect the past and struggle toward an understanding.
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Emily: An Amethyst Remembrance
Director Steve Day's production of "Emily: An Amethyst Remembrance" is an attempt to dramatize the psychic life of Emily Dickinson.
