The star ofLet's Face Itis the show itself -- a breezy, old-fashioned musical comedy with a tuneful score of witty Cole Porter songs.
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at the McCadden Place
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Solomania!:Taking Flight and The Watts Towers Project
Center Theatre Group for the first time on one of its main stages has created a festival of one-person shows.
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Michael Norman Mann's play, which won a GLAAD Award in 1997, offers a tough examination of the human costs of the military's "Don't ask, don't tell" policy.
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Sore Throats, British playwright Howard Brenton's poetic, violent 1979 drama of divorce and dissipation, is often riveting but ultimately disappointing.
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Pity poor Poona (Jordan Savage), a pup who had no friends until a visit from her Fairy God-Phallus (Matthew Garland) thrusts her into puberty, after which she discovers that while the Handsome Prince (Michael Lanahan) loves to visit and play games in her pretty pink box, he really has little ...
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The inhabitants of a village in County Kerry are abuzz with excitement as filmmakers descend to shoot a movie, and everyone is out in force to play extras. More than willing to offer advice is Mickey, a grizzled surviving extra of The Quiet Man, whose philosophy for success is: "Put ...
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Somewhere out there is a play about claiming and celebrating one's identity. Unfortunately, Cherylene Lee's mixed-up play is so far "out there" that it never lands on a solid concept. The battle between academic anthropology and cultural conscience is joined when Jake (Luis Villalta) confronts Wai (Mia Riverton ...
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This 60-minute, three-act world premiere offers a trilogy of interlinked stories using the same two characters, Emma and Sean (Meredith Zealy and Ron Geren). These two lonely hearts keep meeting, by chance, at the same bar; however, at each encounter, they are totally different characters, and only their names are ...










