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    Five Minutes: a Masterclass Concert in Empathy
    Carmen Burbridge
    • Nov 18, 2021

    Five Minutes: a Masterclass Concert in Empathy

    Told entirely through music, “Five Minutes: Snapshots in Time” encompasses the human condition and experience in all its highs and lows....
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    Not My First Pandemic
    Frances Tera
    • Nov 18, 2021

    Not My First Pandemic

    For César Cadabes, the personal is political and the political is personal in his solo theatre piece Not My First Pandemic which had its...
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    Trich, Starring Becca Schneider
    Yani Perez
    • Nov 10, 2021

    Trich, Starring Becca Schneider

    Photo courtesy of Ash V Photography The house was packed and the applause was loud as Becca Schneider walked onto the stage. A homecoming...
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    The Great Writer and Actor of Jasper and Casper
    Carmen Burbridge
    • Nov 1, 2021

    The Great Writer and Actor of Jasper and Casper

    From the moment Jason Wood’s opens his mouth, his audience is transported to the magical world of “Flour a Lore” and is taken along for...
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    [Why] Don’t You Want Me Baby? in “Mandy Picks a Husband”
    Allyce Morrissey
    • Dec 21, 2019

    [Why] Don’t You Want Me Baby? in “Mandy Picks a Husband”

    “Mandy Picks a Husband” features no sound or lighting cues, no costume changes or props, and no set (save two chairs). Amanda Broomell is...
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    “Chocoholic,” A Humorous and Insightful Exploration into Addiction
    Molly Shimko
    • Dec 17, 2019

    “Chocoholic,” A Humorous and Insightful Exploration into Addiction

    “Chocoholic” is, in the following order, a bright, clever, cheeky, insightful, painful, raw, and beautiful look at addiction, its roots,...
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    Giving the Accordion the Spotlight in “There’s An Accordion in My Closet
    Cynthia Darling
    • Dec 14, 2019

    Giving the Accordion the Spotlight in “There’s An Accordion in My Closet

    One look at the stage, and we know “There’s an Accordion in My Closet” will entertain. The show depicts the life of LynnMarie, a...
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    Casting Shadows in “54 Silhouettes”
    Kia Standard
    • Dec 12, 2019

    Casting Shadows in “54 Silhouettes”

    “It’s not pride. It’s not stubbornness. A man has to stand for something, believe in something. What would you do?” A Nigerian actor...
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    Gimme A Kiss in “A KISS”
    Allyce Morrissey
    • Dec 11, 2019

    Gimme A Kiss in “A KISS”

    A kiss is all Antonio Ligabue wants. “Gimme a kiss,” actor Marco Michel demands, as Ligabue, as he stumbles onto the stage from the back...
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    A Heartfelt Letter From Lori Brown Mirabal in “With Warmest Regards"
    Joshua Melendez
    • Dec 10, 2019

    A Heartfelt Letter From Lori Brown Mirabal in “With Warmest Regards"

    “With Warmest Regards” is a common valediction for letters to family or friends. The musical of that title, written and performed by...
    5 views0 comments
    Abzug-lutely “Bella Bella!”
    Kia Standard
    • Nov 23, 2019

    Abzug-lutely “Bella Bella!”

    What happens when one larger‑than‑life personality embodies another larger‑than‑life in the case of the new off‑Broadway show “Bella...
    2 views0 comments
    “The Things They Carried” Captures the Zeitgeist of ‘Nam
    Cynthia Darling
    • Nov 21, 2019

    “The Things They Carried” Captures the Zeitgeist of ‘Nam

    Jim Stowell is back for a United Solo Encore performance of “The Things They Carried,” his one‑man show based on Tim O’Brien’s book of...
    4 views0 comments
    Terri Weagant Plays Seven Hilarious Characters in “Bo‑nita”
    Dana Zhang
    • Nov 18, 2019

    Terri Weagant Plays Seven Hilarious Characters in “Bo‑nita”

    Someone once told the 13‑year‑old Bo‑nita that if you have your own rhythm, no matter how scared you are, as long as you get back to your...
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    “Chemo Barbie,” a Breast Cancer Survivor
    Kia Standard
    • Nov 15, 2019

    “Chemo Barbie,” a Breast Cancer Survivor

    “I need to stand here and pace,” Heather tells her doctor. “This is a life‑changing thing.” She has just received devastating news: she...
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    “Eden, transplanted” Comes Close to Paradise
    James Bartholomew
    • Nov 14, 2019

    “Eden, transplanted” Comes Close to Paradise

    Love, loss, life, and rebirth. Humanity, hope, devastation, and death. Naturalistic beauty and personal strength. The birth of the cosmos...
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    An Immigration Story Told Anew in “March Alien”
    Leia Squillace
    • Nov 13, 2019

    An Immigration Story Told Anew in “March Alien”

    There is no shortage of immigration stories in the theatre at present. Such is the zeitgeist manifesting onstage. Cillian Hegarty’s...
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    “Blindsided” by Brilliance
    Alex Miller
    • Nov 9, 2019

    “Blindsided” by Brilliance

    Life comes at you fast, and sometimes blindsiding is the only way to describe when it hits you, like a subscription to “Bad News Daily.”...
    2 views0 comments
    “In Order to Sleep Peacefully” Debates Assassination
    Leia Squillace
    • Nov 9, 2019

    “In Order to Sleep Peacefully” Debates Assassination

    From the jump, Patric Madden and Roxane Revon’s adaptation of the nineteenth‑century drama, “Lorenzaccio,” screams that it has something...
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    “Milkdrunk”: Spoken-Word Dance Prose Poem of Motherhood
    Cynthia Darling
    • Nov 8, 2019

    “Milkdrunk”: Spoken-Word Dance Prose Poem of Motherhood

    Cathleen O’Malley’s “Milkdrunk” is a forthright examination of giving birth and becoming a new mother. No passive presentation, this is a...
    4 views0 comments
    “Elizabeth I- In Her Own Words” is a Lovely Tale
    Danielle Crean
    • Nov 7, 2019

    “Elizabeth I- In Her Own Words” is a Lovely Tale

    Tamara Meneghini must have been put on this earth to portray the famous Queen Elizabeth, for her performance as the bold queen was...
    2 views0 comments
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