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Review: ‘Sea of Terror’ Seizes With Waves of Laughter at the Hudson Mainstage Theatre
Since being workshopped twenty years ago, the anticipated world premiere of Sam Catlin’s Sea of Terror is a hit at the Hudson Mainstage Theatre...
Review: ‘Fetch Clay, Make Man’ Piercingly Examines Muhammad Ali & Stepin Fetchit’s Real-Life Friendship
Despite premiering thirteen years ago, Will Power’s Fetch Clay, Make Man -- a focused narrative about the relationship between Muhammad Ali (born Cassius Clay)...
Review: Theatre West’s ‘Moose on the Loose’ Is a Hoot and a Hit, Eh?
Playwright Dina Morrone’s Moose on the Loose is one of those rare family comedies, with something meaningful to say, that comes around once every...
Review: ‘2:22 — A Ghost Story’ Makes Extraordinarily Thrilling U.S. Premiere at the Ahmanson Theatre
After three productions in London’s West End, Danny Robins’s haunting, mysterious, engagingly labyrinthian, and surprisingly uproarious play, 2:22 – A Ghost Story, has finally...
Review: ‘To Kill a Mockingbird,’ a New Play, Keenly Re-examines Harper Lee’s Classic
There are few books, let alone plays, that capture the essence of their time and yet still resonate deeply today. Published in 1960, Harper...
