This awkward whimsy fails to shed new light on the canine experience. Interspersed with mild human drama, it goes nowhere on parallel tracks.
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This deeply unfunny play is a muddled mess from beginning to end, thanks to a trite script and sloppy direction.
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"Bad Kid," David Crabb's one-man show at Axis Theater about his goth-gay Texas adolescence, is vivid and amusing storytelling.
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For Ibsen know-it-alls, this takeoff on "Hedda Gabler" scores some enjoyable points, but it doesn't make it as a fully realized play.
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Corporate life goes all dreamlike in this jumbled multimedia performance from Title: Point Productions that's part of Incubator Arts Project.
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Bong Bong Bong Against the Walls, Ting Ting Ting in Our Heads
This well-designed puppet musical about mentally disabled children means well, but it doesn't always pull the right strings.
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For a prime example of the sci-fi spectacle dance-party play genre, look to the Management and Horse Trade Theater Group's production of Joe Tracz's "Song for a Future Generation."
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Torture: It's not a pretty topic, and author Patricia Davis doesn't promise it to be. But she does package it into a solid play. Thought-provoking and fast-paced, "Alternative Methods" is a Fringe gem.
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The downsizing of the workforce is one of the timeliest subjects around, but it's only given a light dusting over in "P.O.," Scott Klavan's two-hander about a pair of average-Joe postal workers.
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Every nails-on-a-chalkboard cliché inherent in adult actors playing children is in evidence in "Tiny Geniuses," a new comedy about first grade.
