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Arthur, the once and future King, seems firmly in charge of the Kingdom of Camelot, though if it were up to us we'd side with Lan...

Daughter of a jazz musician father and dancer mother, Safiya Martinez inherited a lot of music and motion. A native New Yorker, she g...

This is how this review goes: we can't tell you anything about the plot. Neil LaBute's 2005 "This is How it Goes," curr...

It is said that when good Scots go to Heaven they hear only accordion music: bagpiping is for the other place. The ACT/National Theater ...

Coleman Domingo's "Wild with Happy" is a farce. A gay farce. A gay, black farce. At its best it makes you laugh out loud an...

" It's a voice I'm certain I recollect, someone I taught in school, I suspect, then am sure of. Yes. A girl named ...

An English play written in 1977 about tasteless middle-class people would normally be greeted with a smile and a nod or two. It was that ...