The Holy Mother of Hadley, New York
In playwright Barbara Wiechmann¿s turgid drama, a young mother, Agnes (Lisa Clifton), believes she sees a vision of the Virgin Mary in her kitchen.
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If you're the sort who believes in ersatz mysticism, you might really enjoy this show by a cocky, good-looking young Israeli.
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Son of Rambowis at once charming and a tad dull. The tone is by turns delightful or cloying or both. It's an oddball amalgam.
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Through the filter of his demented, genius brain, a story that has a placenta as a protagonist becomes all at once a witty musical.
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Presented by the Classical Theatre of Harlem at the Harlem School of the Arts, 645 St. Nicholas Ave., NYC, Sept. 23–Oct. 23.
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It seems like you can do or buy everything in Minnesota's Mall of America, the country's largest indoor retail shopping complex. But playwright Peter Sagal has turned the happy shopping destination into a scene of terror for his two-act drama, directed by Matt Kirkwood. Sagal's story is ...
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Regular Los Angeles theatregoers sooner or later have the pleasure of watching the ubiquitous Jacque Lynn Colton grace our local stages, practicing her finely honed craft. Since initially performing here in the 1970s in a national tour of the musical Two Gentlemen of Verona and subsequently deciding to make L ...
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Opening This Week - HEART OF A DOG
When Michael Franco and co-adaptor Richard Helweg premiered The Master and Margarita at the Hudson Backstage Theatre in 2000, it became a cause célebrè among local awards groups and a long-running box-office smash. The play was based on Mikhail Bulgakov's daring novel of the same name, written in the ...
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Presented by and at the Lyric Theatre, 520 N. La Brea Ave., L.A. Fri.-Sat. 8 p.m., Sun. 3 p.m. May 10-Jun. 9. (323) 939-9220.
