The visceral power of this post-apocalyptic, quasi-Shakespearean dark comedy doesn't come through in this virtual production.
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Review: Boundary-Stretching Opera and Song Cycles at Prototype Festival
Three productions stretched the boundaries of the opera and the song cycle at this year's Prototype Festival.
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The Guildford Shakespeare Company and Jermyn Street Theatre's production of the beloved Dickens tale is as wonderfully interactive as it is funny and heartwarming.
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This inventive online production of the company's first contemporary American play takes place in 1896 on a ship bound for Liberia on a mysterious mission.
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The singer and actor, based in Southern California, talks about keeping his dream alive during these troubled times.
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Jessica John gives a compelling and moving performance in this play about a family's escape from Iran in 1981.
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'The Real Inspector Hound' was Lockdown Theatre's third Zoom live table reading, bringing the fundraising grand total to over £100,000.
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In this engaging one-man show, actor Phil Johnson takes viewers through President Theodore Roosevelt's uphill battles during the coal strike crisis of 1902.
Read More »Theater Review: Tonya Pinkins in ‘The School for Wives’ – Livestream from Molière in the Park
Molière in the Park presents a well-performed, cleverly directed livestream production of the French satirist's 17th-century #MeToo moment.
Read More »Theater Review: ‘Zero Cost House’ (for Zoom) by Toshiki Okada
Adept use of Zoom technology can't carry this listless autobiographical play from the screen into our hearts and minds.
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