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‘The Last Match’ Review: Court & Spark
Ethan Miller aces his role as a Russian tennis pro in 1st Stage's hit-or-miss on-court drama "The Last Match"
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‘Radio Golf’ Review: The Price of Success
The late August Wilson's "Radio Golf" closed out his celebrated Century Cycle with a stark, urgent drama set in 1997.
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‘One Jewish Boy’ Review: Mixed Messages
An interracial, inter-faith couple seeks common ground in Theater J's heated two-hander, "One Jewish Boy."
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5 Things To Know About Alex Newell
Alex Newell made history this past weekend at the Tony Awards as the first nonbinary artist to win a trophy. Their groundbreaking performer was recognized...
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Alex Newell And J. Harrison Ghee Make Tony Award History
For the first time in the history of the Tony Awards, nonbinary actors have walked away as winners.
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Tony Awards 2023: Full List Of Winners
The Tony Awards have come and gone for another year, and Broadway enthusiasts have a lot to celebrate following the annual celebration of theatrical excellence....
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Woolly Mammoth’s ‘Incendiary’ Review: Fired Up
Dave Harris' funny, fast-paced "Incendiary" ventures unflinchingly into disturbing corners of crime and punishment.
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Mosaic’s ‘One In Two’ Review: Triple Threats
The cast of Mosaic's "One in Two" nail the charm and extraordinary challenge of Donja R. Love's HIV-themed dramedy.
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‘Sweeney Todd’ Review: Killer Couple
Although a pleasure to watch and listen to, Signature's sinister "Sweeney Todd" doesn't cut all that deep
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‘Good Bones’ Review: Love Thy Neighbor
The cast of Studio’s World Premiere 'Good Bones' keeps tensions simmering in a clash between bougie and blue collar.
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The (Curious) Mind Of Playwright Madeleine George
With "Hurricane Diane," playwright Madeleine George tackles gods, lesbian seduction, and the urgency of climate change.
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“Pose’s” Ryan Jamaal Swain’s Bold Next Act
"Pose" star Ryan Jamaal Swain takes on the toughest role of his young career in Mosaic's harrowing and hilarious "One in Two."
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‘Hurricane Diane’ Review: Suburban Bacchanal
Avant Bard brings Madeleine George’s deviously clever, funny, and ultimately humanity-damning play to uproariously roaring life.
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How to Make a Fascist
Moisés Kaufman probes our need to protect the facts from forces bent on burying history in 'Here There Are Blueberries.'
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Michael Urie Gets Spammed (A Lot)
Michael Urie returns to the Kennedy Center in the insanely funny 'Monty Python's Spamalot,' as the Brave Sir Robin.
