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A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM (Arden): Take pains, be perfect

Christopher Munden March 9, 2017 No Comments

Shakespeare made simple, and simply fun.

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THE TAMING OF THE SHREW (PA Shakes): Shrewd Shakespeare

Neal Zoren for NealsPaper July 27, 2016 No Comments

A good production that benefits most when it puts farce aside and concentrates on two people using their will to create partnership and harmony

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EXIT STRATEGY (PTC): Saving the bell

Thom Nickels February 16, 2016 2 Comments

We get to experience the empty pathos around a building demolition in which the faculty come together ostensibly to mourn their old school but instead wind up mourning the people they once were.

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EXIT STRATEGY (PTC): All due respect

Joshua Millhouse February 6, 2016 1 Comment

Holter’s play calls out and subverts the “inspirational white teacher” motif in popular culture because EXIT STRATEGY avoids the Hollywoodization of the decay of America’s public school system.

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HANDS UP (Flashpoint): From micro- to macro- aggressions

Joshua Millhouse June 15, 2015 No Comments

As the nation mourns the victims of over-zealous policing, Flashpoint Theatre Company’s HANDS UP attempts to make sense of this injustice.

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The firstlings of their heart: MACBETH marks Revolution Shakespeare’s first full production

Christopher Munden October 1, 2014 No Comments

This fall sees Revolution Shakespeare’s first full production: a New Orleans-inspired MACBETH, from October 1-12.

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