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Afterglow The Loft at The Davenport Theatre, New York

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Afterglow

Ann Pryor 16/08/2017

At an intimate theatre, guests are beckoned to their seats right across a stage strewn with sneakers and clothes...

HE UNWRITTEN LAWDixon Place, Chrystie Street, NYC

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The Unwritten Law

Sue Bevan 16/08/2017

In The Unwritten Law Chesney Snow, award-winning actor, poet and songwriter, wants to say ‘black lives matter’ but without using these particular words...

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Summer Shorts 2017

Austin Fimmano 09/08/2017

Summer Shorts 2017 returns to New York for its eleventh season, bringing six new American plays in just the right portions for warm summer nights.

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Lost and Guided

Colin Macdonald 09/08/2017

How does one write a play about the Syrian civil war and refugee crisis that avoids exploiting an ongoing real-life tragedy ...

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Money Talks: The Musical

Patricia Reed 30/07/2017

Money Talks The Musical is an amusing, sometimes rambling performance about, well, money.

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Dear Jane

Colin Macdonald 30/07/2017

Several times during Joan Beber’s new play Dear Jane, we are told that conflict is essential to good drama:

Amerike the Golden Land. National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene.Photo Victor Nechay

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Amerike the Golden Land

Paul Meltzer 15/07/2017

Is it unprofessional for a reviewer to stand at the ovation, all wet eyes and grinning?

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The Three Musketeers

Austin Fimmano 12/07/2017

If summer theater had “blockbusters” the same way that summer movies do, The Three Musketeers would certainly be a good candidate.

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Anna On Fire and Uncensored

Paul Meltzer 04/07/2017

In Anna On Fire and Uncensored, her new cabaret act at New York's venerable, intimate Metropolitan Room, Russian immigrant Anna Fishbeyn takes us through her journey of sexual discovery...