A revival of a Shakespeare-zombie mashup doesn't quite coagulate at the Gene Frankel Theatre.
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Theater Review (NYC): Eterniday by Chuck Mee
This joyful dance-theater collage revels in high spirits but withholds deeper meanings.
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Kree Woods is that rare pop singer-songwriter with all the puzzle pieces: vocals, songwriting, and a great sound.
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A sharp comedy by the creator of Fox's New Girl gets an excellent Off Off Broadway revival.
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This sparkly, high-spirited musical isn't subtle or terribly deep, but has an endearing story and appealing music.
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There's a reason Oscar Wilde wrote this story as a novel, not a play.
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Kalinda investigates Diane's past, with results ranging from the painful to the absurd.
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Smart staging and physical comedy make this an accessible if grisly piece of ancient Greek theater for a modern audience.
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A cast of five tells an intense, streamlined version of the Scottish play. In Japanese, but I hardly noticed.
Read More »TV Review: The Good Wife – “Death of a Client”
Flashbacks of two different kinds roil Alicia's mind in a very good St. Patrick's Day episode.
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