Is there inherent virtue in depicting contemporary existence on stage?
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Is there inherent virtue in depicting contemporary existence on stage?
Continue reading “For You”
Gatz is like a staged audiobook, with one crucial difference:
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Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre has a production dictate shared by no other company in New York:
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Contemporary musicals love to shower their audiences with confetti during a triumphant finale.
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Bird challenges societal dogma.
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Cillian Murphy, humanist actor.
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When a movie/play is about a sizable family gathering, you can count on early conversations being rife with exposition clearly mapping out their family tree.
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I spent most of Tammy Faye unsure what to make of this new musical’s tone.
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Casting recognizable actors in undersized roles can meaningfully dupe audience expectations.
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An unexpectedly abrupt ending can prompt consideration of why the story concludes on such a surprisingly unresolved note.
Continue reading “From Small Things”