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One-Woman Excellence in ‘Queens Girl: Black in the Green Mountains’ at Karamu
A quest to find belonging is delivered with tour de force talent.
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CPH’s ‘Primary Trust’ Confronts Loneliness and Finding Connection
Trauma and Mai Tais converge in this Pulitzer Prize-winning show.
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Swashbuckling ‘The Heart of Robin Hood’ at GLT Shakes Up a Classic Tale
The hero you know, a story you don’t.
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‘Elephant’s Graveyard’ From Seat of the Pants is a Visceral Picture of Human Flaws
Some art is not meant to be easily digested.
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‘Suffs’ at Playhouse Square Encourages Audiences To Keep Marching
Stirring music coupled with pertinent messaging results in rousing theater.
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Timely ‘The Heart Sellers’ at Dobama Pulls at Heartstrings
There’s no better time than 2026 for this particular Thanksgiving dinner.
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‘Stereophonic’ at Playhouse Square an Example of Right Play, Wrong Place
The most Tony-nominated play of all time is not at home at the Connor Palace.
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Beck Center’s ‘The SpongeBob Musical’ is Swimming With Saturated Nostalgia
This energetic, colorful and campy production is determined to entertain.
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CPT’s ‘I Wear My Dead Sister’s Clothes’ is a Poignant Picture of Grief
Let’s get honest about sickness and death.
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Dark Fairy Tales Abound in con-con’s ‘The Secret in the Wings’
Some of the most scarring stories are the ones that tend to stick with us.
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Dobama’s ‘The Hobbit’ is a Child-Friendly Romp Through Middle-Earth
With a heavy emphasis on the “child-friendly.”
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Touring Production of ‘Six’ Crowns Six Deserving Queens at Playhouse Square
“Six” might fail the Bechdel Test, but it’s rewriting the exam entirely.