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OFF-BROADWAY THEATER REVIEWS

The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Off-Broadway

A Number: Shepard And His Flock

by Michael Dale — January 5, 2005
Carol Churchill's new drama has Dallas Roberts as the clones of Sam Shepard's son...

Souvenir: Judy Kaye is Pitch Perfect in a Touching New Comedy

by Michael Dale — December 7, 2004
Florence Foster Jenkins couldn't hit a right note to save her life, but they sure loved her at Carnegie Hall...

Falling Off Broadway: Never Put Your Own Life Story Into The Show!

by Michael Dale — December 6, 2004
Broadway producer David Black barely touches on his life in the theatre...

The Good Body: Straight Guys Rejoice! Eve Ensler Has a New One!

by Michael Dale — November 27, 2004
Forget the flowers and jewelry. Nothing says 'I care' like taking her to an Eve Ensler play....

Review of 'A Second Hand Memory'

by Adrienne Onofri — November 22, 2004
The decline and fall of Woody Allen continues at Atlantic Theater Company....

The Talk of the Town: What Fresh Musical Is This?

by Michael Dale — November 19, 2004
The rise and fall of the Algonquin Round Table is cleverly and charmingly musicalized in an outstanding and hilarious new musical...

Children's Letters to God: An Answer to a Musical Theatre Lover's Prayer

by Michael Dale — November 16, 2004
You don't need to bring a kid along to have a great time at this clever and hip musical...

Death and the Ploughman

by Jena Tesse Fox — November 15, 2004
Well, it took more than six hundred years, but Johannes von Saaz's proto-Renaissance dramatic masterwork finally made it to the New York stage....

Bizet in South Africa: U-Carmen

by Jena Tesse Fox — November 11, 2004
This dramatic and sensual reimagining of the classic opera brings Bizet's tragic heroine to South Africa....

Uncle Jacques' Symphony

by Jena Tesse Fox — November 2, 2004
Dominic Hoffman expertly plays nine very different people in his new one-man play....

When Aunt Daphne Went Nude: Naked Nazis???

by Michael Dale — October 27, 2004
Miriam Jensen Hendrix's madcap comedy of manners is inspired by a true tale of Nazi nudists...

Cole Porter and Moss Hart's Jubilee: Still Smart, Funny and Tuneful

by Michael Dale — October 19, 2004
Musicals Tonight! revives the show that brought us 'Begin the Beguine', 'Just One of Those Things' and 'The Kling-Kling Bird on the Top of the Divi-Divi Tree'...

Trying: Fritz Weaver so Memorable as Forgotten Public Figure

by Michael Dale — October 18, 2004
Joanna McClelland Glass reflects on her year with a former U.S. Attorney General...

Nine Parts of Desire: In the Words of the Women of Iraq

by Michael Dale — October 14, 2004
Heather Raffo's passionate and moving solo play introduces a variety of contemporary Iraqi women...

Last Easter: Funny People in a Tragic Situation

by Michael Dale — October 11, 2004
Playwright Bryony Lavery follows 'Frozen' with a comedy about friendship and cancer...

Newsical: All the News That's Fit to Laugh At

by Michael Dale — October 9, 2004
Rick Crom's latest topical revue features hilarious songs and a sterling cast...

Quick Review: 'Last Easter'

by Adrienne Onofri — October 15, 2004
A new comedy-drama from the team behind 'Frozen.'...

Orpheus: Alt-Rock Twist on a Greek Myth

by Michael Dale — October 4, 2004
A rock star goes to hell, or a hell of a night spot, to re-claim his deceased bride...

Pugilist Specialist: Tense and Terse Drama

by Michael Dale — September 28, 2004
Riot Group's drama of military assassination attempt eschews emotions...

Review of 'Symphonie Fantastique'

by Adrienne Onofri — September 18, 2004
The abstract underwater puppet show returns to NY....

REVIEW: THE LOVES OF SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN

by Jena Tesse Fox — August 29, 2004
Susannah York's solo show of Shakespeare monologues at the Blue Heron....

Horton Foote's The Day Emily Married: Unnerving and Exhilarating

by Michael Dale — August 7, 2004
Estelle Parsons' fascinating portrayal is only one highlight of Michael Wilson's top-notch production...

MITF REVIEW: COPITO

by Jena Tesse Fox — July 28, 2004
Blake Cass' drama premieres at the Midtown Int. Theatre Festival....

'Almost Obscene' Explores Censorship from Biblical Times to the Present

by Michael Dale — June 28, 2004
MAD Magazine Senior Editor Joe Raiola's monologue asks how the line between acceptable and obscene is drawn. ...

REVIEW: THE KIDNEY

by Jena Tesse Fox — June 14, 2004
Hunt Holman's new comedy examines the competition among friends to give up their kidney to a dying man....
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