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• SIZWE BANZI IS DEAD (McCarter): Being a man in apartheid SIZWE BANZI IS DEAD is genuine work of theater and an authentic, authoritative look at a shameful period of South African history. by Neal Zoren for NealsPaper
• JUNO AND THE PAYCOCK (IHT): A tragi-comic call for personal responsibility and peace in troubled times The second installment in playwright Sean O’Casey’s tragi-comic “Dublin Trilogy” traces the misfortunes of a struggling Irish family during ... by Debra Miller
• How universal is Romeo and Juliet? Challenging hetronormative assumptions. Shakespeare is timeless. Romeo and Juliet is a universal love story. You have probably heard those sentiments expressed before, bu... by Rebecca Gluck