Theater Review | ‘Absolutely Miraculous’: The British Repay Some Cultural Compliments, and With Interest
December 25th, 2009 | 
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In their new show, the saucy trio Fascinating A da slyly apologize for the supposed imbalance of quality (in our favor) in British-American cultural exchange.
Arts, Briefly: The Subject Was Martin Sheen
The director Neil Pepe said that a scheduled production of Speed-the-Plow in Los Angeles had been replaced by a revival of The Subject Was Roses because Martin Sheen became available.
Theater Review | ‘A Little Night Music’: A Weekend in the Country With Eros and Thanatos
Trevor Nunn s revival of A Little Night Music may well be a hit, though not because of any artistic finesse.
Playwright and Director Find Lively Dialogue
This, currently thriving at Playwrights Horizons, is the fifth collaboration between the playwright Melissa James Gibson and the director Daniel Aukin.
Theater Review | ‘Red Noir’: A Sleuth With a Chorus at the Ready
Red Noir, written by the poet Anne Waldman, conjures something closer to a tribal 1960s be-in, without the drugs or the nudity.
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