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Measure for Measure: Tit for Tat
by Margaret Cross - Nov 3, 2005


The Looking Glass Theatre Company presents the Bards' tale, now with added lesbians.

Tam Lin: A Midautumn Nights' Scheme
by Margaret Cross - Oct 24, 2005


Mergatroyd Productions brings an mystical myth to Studio Five.

Conference Room A: Ménage a Jerk
by Margaret Cross - Oct 20, 2005


A late night at the office in a new play at The Red Room.

Rebound and Gagged: Light Bondage
by Margaret Cross - Oct 20, 2005


The Vital Theatre presents Aaron Ginsburgs' whip-smart comedy about friends, relationships, and socks.

Nightmare: Fear and Loathing?
by Margaret Cross - Oct 17, 2005


'New York Citys' Original Haunted House' provides phobia-driven vignettes.

A Midsummer Nights' Dream: The Bard Goes to the Playground
by Margaret Cross - Sep 26, 2005


The Pulse Ensemble Theatre presents an engaging and lovely production of Shakespeares' magical tale, suitable for children.

Go-Go, Kitty, Go!: Biker Babe Babylon
by Margaret Cross - Aug 27, 2005


Fringe Festival brings us a hot time with hell cats, transvestites, and political candidates.

The Magnificent Hour: Death... by Hilarity
by Margaret Cross - Aug 27, 2005


Experimental comedy troupe Etc... brings 60 minutes of government sanctioned murder to the Fringe Festival, with very funny results.

Tokyo Nostalgia: Strangers and a Train
by Margaret Cross - Aug 24, 2005


Theatre Arts Japan and the Fringe Festival present this delicate triad of tales, featuring death, dreams, and travel.

The Unholy Secrets of the Theremin: Eccentic Ether
by Margaret Cross - Aug 23, 2005


Fringe Festival performance piece is an entertaining evening of strange comedy, strange music, and strange accents.

The Cross: Crucify Yourself
by Margaret Cross - Aug 18, 2005


Actor and playwright Toby Wherry comes to the New York Fringe with a long journey crammed into the space of 5 feet.

Movie Geek: Little Tramp Redux
by Margaret Cross - Aug 18, 2005


Fringe show mixes faux cinema and real theatre to tell the story of an endearingly dorky film fanatic.

Bridezilla Strikes Back!: Revenge of the Pith
by Margaret Cross - Aug 16, 2005


Engaging but unwitting reality TV star Cynthia Silver gets her own back in one-woman Fringe Festival show.

The Greatest B-Movie Ever Told: Guys and... Dolls?
by Margaret Cross - Aug 13, 2005


Peter Steinman Productions and the NY Fringe Fest present an amusing parody of 1930s gangster melodrama.

Good Opinions: Mixed Reactions
by Margaret Cross - Aug 6, 2005


Midtown Festival presents romantic comedy, featuring clairvoyance, critics, and coats.

Under My Apron: Service with a Smile, and a Laugh.
by Margaret Cross - Jul 28, 2005


Midtown Festival presents a sketch show worth saving room for.

Pilgrims: Progress, Uphill.
by Margaret Cross - Jul 20, 2005


The Babel Theatre Company debuts with a play about love, loss, and astral projection.

Polly Princess and the Penniless Fry Cook
by Jena Tesse Fox - May 12, 2005


This charming, clever, witty, and thoroughly winning family musical has something for everyone to enjoy.

We Are Burning
by Michael Dale - Aug 18, 2004


ont size="2">"This is about the end of the world.", casually remarks the Greek God Prometheus early on in Aaron Michael Zook's We Are Burning. "No last minute reprieve." The rebel who defied Zeus by bringing the knowledge of fire to mankind, now hangs out in a neighborhood coffee bar, serving up the occasional cappuccino to locals. Inspired by both Aeschylus's play Prometheus Bound and the author's experiences during the 1998 Florida wildfires, We Are Burning puts us in a city slowly being consumed by fire.

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