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Curtainup Founder & Editor Elyse Sommer's Epilogue -- I've passed the torch for reviewing and editing new theater productions on and off-Broadway and elsewhere. However, I'll continue to sound off here with my take on Live and Onscreen Entertainment. As for Curtainup's extensive content since 1996-- it's all sill available at www.curtainup.com
Wednesday, August 28, 2019
Sunday, August 25, 2019
Make Believe--our critic liked the kids better than the grown-ups they became
New York Off-Broadway
Make Believe -
In Bss Wohl's new play a shimmering quartet of young performers (all
under 14, two of them under 10), kids marking time in their playroom
attic while they wait, much too long, for their mom to come home. Read
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Tuesday, August 20, 2019
Moby Dick-Rehearsed-- hits choppy waters in LA
California
Moby Dick - Rehearsed - Even with the Theatricum's considerable
playmaking resources and expertise, it's an underwhelming end to an epic
tale. Kudos certainly to the Theatricum for taking us out to sea. Would
that the waters were smoother. Read
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Topdog/Underdog revived at Shakespeare & Company in Lenox
Berkshire Reviews
Topdog/Underdog - Suzan-Lori Parks' Pulitzer Prize winning play at Shakespeare Company in Lenox Read
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Saturday, August 17, 2019
Fall Springs -- the Berkshire Lab's latest musical
Berkshire Reviews
Fall Springs - this musical's
story is politically pointed and the acting and music campy enough to
make for what is probably the most entertaining evening about hydro
fracking that anyone could ever imagine.
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Tuesday, August 13, 2019
Before the Meeting--a world premiere at Williamstown
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Berkshire Reviews
Before the Meeting
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Williamstown Theatre Festival's premiere at the intimate Nikos Stage,
is a 70-80 minute visit with four addicts prior to their daily 12-step
meeting in a church b
Berkshire Reviews
Befpre the Meeting-- a world premiere at Williamstown's Nikos Stage
Berkshire Reviews
The Acting Company pairs Shakespeare and Richard Wright
ew York Off-Broadway
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Friday, August 9, 2019
Sea Wall/A Life-- A star Driven Broadway Transfer
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Bat Out of Hell -- from hit albums to the musical stage
New York Off-Broadway
Bat Out of Hell: The Musical - this is a rock concert for rock lovers repelled by rock concerts.
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Tuesday, August 6, 2019
An exciting Coriolanus in Central Park
New York Off-Broadway
Coriolanus -
This new take on Shakespeare's Roman tragedymay nott please those who
come to the Delacorte yearning for an idyllic experience on a summer
evening. But for those who truly hunger for a spine-tingling
interpretation of this seldom-produced Roman tragedy, director Daniel
Sullivan has us experience it at a deeper level and feel it in the
time and space of a not-distant future. Read
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Sunday, August 4, 2019
Date Me: An OkCupid Experiment - A comedic and complicated view of online dating through one woman’s real lens.
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#Date Me: An OkCupid Experiment
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A comedic and complicated view of online dating through one woman’s real
lens. While the attention to that detail in both the script and the
performance is the most endearing part of the production, it certainly
makes a case for the online dating cynic who may not be looking to
have their mind changed just yet. . . .Read
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Love Noel The Songs and Letters of Nöel Coward Love Nöel: The Songs and Letters of Nöel Coward - I a delightful 90-minute salute to "The Master,
New York Off-Broadway
Love Nöel: The Songs and Letters of Nöel Coward
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In a delightful 90-minute salute to "The Master, Nöel Coward," cabaret
favorites Steve Ross and KT Sullivan winnow through a melange of
letters and songs to illuminate the man, his friends and his era. As
described in this two-hander, he was, "a Renaissance Man who just
happened to live in the 20th Century" and Ross and Sullivan are here to
celebrate an entire aura of glamour and sophistication . . . Read
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