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Encores! Irma La Douce - The songs are still charming but the plot is too dated . . Read More The Few - There's a lot of interesting drama in Samuel D. Hunter's play and the production is well done. . . Read More The City of Conversation - a splendid cast and production values keep us engaged in this political drawing room drama despite unanswered questions and too manufactured plot developments. . . Read More Here Lies Love - It's back, better than ever and for an open run . . Read More The Lovesong Of Alfred J Hitchcock - A highly stylized take on the famous master of suspense . . Read More Sea Marks - One can almost smell the salt of the sea in Gardner McKay's poignant love story about a long-distance relationship between two middle-aged people . . Read More Playing With Grown Ups - Hannah Patterson packs a lot of unresolved problems into just ninety minutes — too many to do justice to any of them. . . Read More

Forbidden Broadway Comes Out Swinging - more blissfully funny and blisteringly on-target than ever . . . Read More

The Rivals - Since Sheridan's play gives Mrs. Malaprop most of the good dialogue Everyone else can't help but be upstaged by Carol Schultz who plays her here . . . Read More

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17 Orchard Point - With her numerous Broadway credits including a Tony Award, Michelle Pawk will likely look back on this minor career move as a diverting digression. Read More

King John - Frog and Peach presents one of shakespeare's rarely produced history plays . . Read More

Red-Eye to Havre de Grace - A highly stylized musical meditation on Edgar Allen Poe's troubled last days . . Read More

The Complete & Condensed Stage Directions of Eugene O'Neill, Volume 2 - Director Christopher Loar once again separates O'Neill's very complete directions from the dialogue . . . Read More

The Substance of Fire - Jon Robin Baitz's 2nd play revived at Second Stage . . Read More

The Mysteries - An enjoyable way to brush up on your bible stories at the Flea . . Read More

Heathers: The Musical - the concept of teen angst and peer bullying is sadly not dated and is, perhaps, worse today. . . Read More

Satchmo at the Waldorf - Solo bio play about Louis Armstrong. John Douglas Thompsan impresses even though he doesn't play the trumpet . . Read More

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