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Jena Tesse Fox is a lifelong theatre addict who has worked as an actress, a singer, a playwright, a director, a lyricist, a librettist, and a stage manager. While a student at Wells College, she also wrote for and edited the student newspaper, reviewing books, movies, and local theatre. By the time she graduated, Tesse knew that she was destined to be a theatre journalist, and so she is very excited to join the team of BroadwayWorld.com.

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NYMF Review: Like You Like It

October 7, 2004

A new musical updating of Shakespeare's As You Like It premiered at the New York Musical Theatre Festival.

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September 28, 2004

A new musical for the New York Musical Theatre Festival about writing a new musical for the New York Musical Theatre Festival.

'Enrapturing Kids': Bringing Children To Theatre at NYMF

September 16, 2004

Meridee Stein and Pamela Koslow, the producers of Captain Louie discuss the importance of children's theatre and the New York Musical Theatre Festival.

'Increasing Empathy'-- An Interview with Stephen Schwartz

September 9, 2004

Oscar-winning composer and lyricist Stephen Schwartz talks about children, the arts, and the New York Musical Theatre Festival.

FRINGE REVIEW: BELIEVE IN ME... A BIGFOOT MUSICAL

September 4, 2004

Michael Holland's new musical was a sell-out at this year's Fringe Festival.

FRINGE REVIEW: STATEMENTS AFTER AN ARREST UNDER THE IMMORALITY ACT

September 4, 2004

Athol Fugard's drama celebrated its thirtieth anniversary at the Fringe Festival.

FRINGE REVIEW: IRISH AUTHORS HELD HOSTAGE

September 3, 2004

John Morogiello's delightful comedy follows ten absurdist variations on the titular theme.

FRINGE REVIEW: ELLEN CRAFT

September 2, 2004

Sherry Boone and Sean Jeremy Palmer have created a new opera about a slave's daring attempt at escape.

FRINGE REVIEW: THE PASSION OF GEORGE W. BUSH

September 1, 2004

A new musical satire follows an innocent naif's ascention to the highest political office.

FRINGE REVIEW: AFRICA AND PLUMBRIDGE

September 1, 2004

A new rock musical by Sue Carey and Karen Mendoza premiered at the Fringe Fest.

REVIEW: THE LOVES OF SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN

August 29, 2004

Susannah York's solo show of Shakespeare monologues at the Blue Heron.

FRINGE REVIEW: DOG SEES GOD

August 29, 2004

The gang from Charles Schulz's comic strip grows up in this brilliant new comedy by Bert V.

FRINGE REVIEW: YOU'LL HAVE HAD YOUR HOLE

August 27, 2004

Scottish author Irvine Welsh's dark and violent drama is having is American premiere at the Fringe Fest.

FRINGE REVIEW: 9/11-- THE BOOK OF JOB

August 27, 2004

This new theatrical choral piece compares the grief of Job in the Bible with the grief of a city coming to terms with a terrorist attack.

FRINGE REVIEW: THE ONLY THING STRAIGHT IS MY JACKET

August 26, 2004

A gay immortal muse performs a concert of famous songs secretly written for him in this hilarious cabaret act premiering at the Fringe.

FRINGE REVIEW: SUICIDE/JOKE

August 26, 2004

Jonathan Karpinos' new study of teenage angst and shaggy dog jokes is premiering at the Fringe Festival.

FRINGE REVIEW: JONESTOWN, THE MUSICAL

August 25, 2004

A musical comedy about the Jonestown tragedy clearly hopes to be the next Urinetown.

FRINGE REVIEW: NO SUCH ROSES

August 23, 2004

Shakespeare's sonnets are woven into several inter-connected love stories in this new play premiering at the Fringe Festival.

FRINGE REVIEW: LAST WORDS

August 20, 2004

Ken Carnes' one-man drama casts the audience as a jury who must decide a condemned man's fate.

FRINGE REVIEW: VOICES OF JUÁREZ

August 17, 2004

This disturbing new drama by Kristen Faye Hunter examines the murders of young women in Mexico, and an uncaring government's blindness to a crisis.

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