I spent most of Tammy Faye unsure what to make of this new musical’s tone.
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Category: London Calling
Not Wrecked Yet
Does anyone else remember Anne Washburn’s Shipwreck?
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Lost or Gained in Translation
Prediction: theater historians will remember the 21st century for the mass dissemination of filmed productions.
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Semantics Matter
What do you call the bar that separates adjacent seats in a theater?
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AAA
Big Money is flooding into New York theater.
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Leave the Language, Take the Production
Financial precarity, thy name is theater funding.
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A Little Legacy
Ivo van Hove’s A Little Life and the new movie Cobweb share an ending.
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The Packetwoman
If you see blood on stage, then chances are, it got there courtesy of a burst blood packet.
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On the Mountain
Though the West End’s Brokeback Mountain is billed as an adaptation of Annie Proulx’s original short story, most audiences will compare it to the movie.
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Pause
Have you ever heard the theory that home-viewing curbs audience engagement, because we’re in control of the remote?
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