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The cast is perfect. The writing is sublime. The actors sing and play their own instruments. The boy gets the girl, kind of, though it...

Marco Ramirez knows boxing, so he realized that actors on stage pretending to be boxers will never feel authentic. So in his "The Ro...

 The thought of seeing a Three Act play on a Friday night was daunting to our hardiest reviewers. So we sent the one person who would be ...

A comedienne is the Opening Act for Kate Robards's solo show "Ain't that Rich" at the Marsh. It's the usual stuff, b...

Here we have another case where a stage musical has been squeezed out of a successful movie. The Dreamworks animated film "The Princ...

Growing up, we were always assured another Holocaust was impossible. The truth is, these ethnic cleansings are part of America's own ...

A revised history lesson in three acts, the World Premiere of Thomas Bradshaw's "Thomas and Sally" attempts to bring to li...