Christmas is coming; what better time for a descent into suicidal depression?
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Bills’ Steve Johnson: Thanks for Nothing, God
If God made you win, it follows that he made the other team lose. What kind of a mean God would do that?
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As if it were easy to lose weight.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): Gilbert & Sullivan’s Utopia, Limited
Strangely appropriate for our times, this biting satire, shot through with almost grating cynicism, still has many delights.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): Colin Quinn: Long Story Short
The comedian keeps us chuckling as he skims through the history of the world's great civilizations.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): Ghosts in the Cottonwoods by Adam Rapp
Prepare to be nonplussed and disturbed—and severely, painfully entertained. The Amoralists have done it again.
Read More »Sondheim at 80: Side by Side by Glee
Stephen Sondheim turns 80, and Broadway's still here too, but theatre has changed utterly.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): Notes from Underground
A stunning performance by Bill Camp sets off an explosive adaptation of Dostoevsky's great novella.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): The Libertine
Stephen Jeffreys' comedy set during the Restoration transports us to a lofty realm of wit and ribaldry few contemporary playwrights even attempt.
Read More »In the Physical World, No One Knows You’re a Dog
When printed newspapers die, we will lose a way to be alone with our thoughts and the thoughts of someone else. Does it matter?
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