The most memorable moments in "Darling," the new dance-theatre piece by choreographer Sam Kim, are the many entrances and exits of its four dancers.
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Depending on taste, "original practices" Shakespeare, which aims to replicate the bare-bones, high-energy atmosphere under which the Bard's plays were first presented, can be a dazzling experience.
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Why oh why oh why oh did anyone ever make "Telethon," the new play at the Ohio? Seldom has such fancy been put to use with such little imagination.
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The stagecraft is the star of "Bird Machine," co-created by Renee Philippi and Carlo Adinolfi.
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Paved Paradise Redux: The Art of Joni Mitchell
If John Kelly had concentrated on the subtext of the music rather than re-creating an image, this would have been a real evening in paradise.
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Richard Hymes-Esposito's "This Isn't Paradise" seems more impressive as an act of revenge than as a play.
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Before this couple can tie the knot, the honeymoon's already over.
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Those Whistling Lads! The Poetry and Short Stories of Dorothy Parker
Dorothy Parker and her wonderful way with words continue to fascinate, and Maureen Van Trease is clearly in her thrall.
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An energetic, responsive cast gets a lot of entertaining mileage out of this 68-year-old classic warhorse of macabre farce.
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In Castillo Theatre's new production of "Hamletmachine," the complete text of Heiner Müller's 1977 play is transcribed along the two walls that bound the stage.
