Ambrose, one of the bright young men in this screwball comedy, exclaims, "Advertising is responsible for everything!"
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It's hard to believe this film got all the way to theatres with the title 'Love N' Dancing', but—as when a waltz or samba is announced—at least one knows what to expect.
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Oh Virgil! A Theatrical Portrait
As depicted by playwright-director Wallace Norman, the composer and music critic Virgil Thomson was one of the most irascible, impossible, and utterly obstreperous artists of the 20th century.
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Though director Geordie Broadwater isn't able to completely mask Moss' meandering story, the three actors give extraordinarily rich and nuanced performances.
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Emilie: La Marquise Du Châtelet Defends Her Life at the Petit Théâtre at Cirey Tonight
If you're the kind of person who has ever wondered what little sobriquet Voltaire's sweetie pie gave him, this just might be the production for you.
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Gay artists are reclaiming their history. Like "Milk," Jon Marans has done something similar for Harry Hay in his bright and affecting new play, "The Temperamentals."
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The world was created for Sherie Rene Scott. This is one of the options presented by "Everyday Rapture," her one-woman autobiographical show—which is neither strictly one-woman nor strictly autobiographical.
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The cast works hard to add character dimension in this too-straightforward telling of Bernard Malamud's story.
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Director Julie Fei-Fan Balzer presents a brisk staging that seems fearful of the language, as if aimed at the attention-deficient.
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Pattinson is a standout as the sexually ambiguous and wildly quirky Dalí, given to flamboyant costumes, displays of self-importance, and rehearsed affectations.
