As targets of the Hollywood machine gun, we don't often have the opportunity to watch a story where the dreams that you dare to dream really don't come true.
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We're told this production is a radical adaptation of Shakespeare's "Macbeth," cast as a recurring dream of Lady Macbeth, and directed and designed by Chris Covics.
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Dance of the Seven Headed Mouse
Ostensibly the narrow story of the surviving three-fourths of yet another dysfunctional family, "Dance of the Seven Headed Mouse" reaches for the broader themes of inherited addiction, parental neglect, and the salvation of friendship.
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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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When the talented Anika Larsen arrives on stage in "Shafrika, the White Girl," you wonder how the set of images being presented will be transformed into a full evening's entertainment.
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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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Perhaps director Harold Ramis was trying to create a new Abbott and Costello or even a Laurel and Hardy with his teaming of Jack Black and Michael Cera in the prehistorically limp comedy "Year One."
