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There’s little bang in this not-so-rushin’ Roulette.

A pasted-together Presley musical is surprisingly entertaining.

A lack of subtlety kills A Colored Funeral at Karamu.

A musical with one song, Passion entrances and frustrates.

Great Lakes’ Tempest is slightly shaky Shakespeare.

Some words may be nonsense, but the songs are sensational in Ella at the Cleveland Play House.

Egos and libidos run rampant in Noel Coward’s first stab at drawing-room comedy.

The bitches are back, and it’s worse than you think.

Beck Center’s Song and Dance is really one or the other.

Playwright Williams is all sweetness and light in the sex-charged Rose Tattoo.

Off-center performances take the kick out of Millie.

A few clumps of playwriting lint clutter an otherwise Clean House.