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Fall Theater 2013: Too Much Theater?
They have their new Rocky They have their new (19th?) Sally Bowles. Michelle Williams and Il Divo are making their debuts; Neil Patrick Harris has set the date; Harvey Fierstein has a new play about...
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Cabaret Reviews and Photographs
“Cabaret,” the Kander and Ebb musical about a naif in pre-Nazi Germany, is opening on Broadway for the fourth time, almost half a century after its first production, starring Alan Cumming reprising his...
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Cabaret Review: Second Cumming on Broadway
From the very beginning of the Roundabout’s re-revival of “Cabaret,” when a spotlight first illuminates Alan Cumming’s eyes — as if he has opened the rectangular slot in the door of a speakeasy...
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Blackbird Review: Child Rape, 15 Years Later
“Shock,” Michelle Williams says, as Jeff Daniels rushes her into the messy break room of an antiseptic corporate office, alarmed. It’s the first word in “Blackbird,” a play by David Harrower in which...
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Fall Theater 2013: Too Much Theater?
They have their new Rocky They have their new (19th?) Sally Bowles. Betty Buckley takes Manhattan — Off-Broadway! Michelle Williams and Il Divo are making their debuts; Neil Patrick Harris has set the...
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Cabaret Reviews and Photographs
“Cabaret,” the Kander and Ebb musical about a naif in pre-Nazi Germany, is opening on Broadway for the fourth time, almost half a century after its first production, starring Alan Cumming reprising...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Cabaret Review: Second Cumming on Broadway
From the very beginning of the Roundabout’s re-revival of “Cabaret,” when a spotlight first illuminates Alan Cumming’s eyes — as if he has opened the rectangular slot in the door of a speakeasy...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Blackbird Review: Child Rape, 15 Years Later
Jeff Daniels and Michelle Williams “Shock,” Michelle Williams says, as Jeff Daniels rushes her into the messy break room of an antiseptic corporate office, alarmed. It’s the first word in “Blackbird,”...
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