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Category Archives: Reviews
My Review of ASP’s Othello
Othello is a particularly tricky Shakespeare play to stage, and I was intrigued by the decisions made in the ASP production, directed by Bridget Kathleen O’Leary. Read the review if you’d like to see why.
Posted in Reviews, Theatre
Tagged Actors Shakespeare Project, Bridget Kathleen O'Leary, Othello
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My Review of Company One’s Dry Land
Here is my review of C1’s season opener, Dry Land, by Ruby Rae Spiegel. A great production of a great new play, touching on lots of hot-button themes.
My Review of SpeakEasy’s appropriate
Read my review and try to catch this innovative show before it closes on October 10th.
My Review of Flat Earth Theatre’s Radium Girls
Flat Earth Theatre wrapped up their “Progress and Peril” season with D. W. Gregory’s Radium Girls. Read my review to seed why I thought it was a satisfying end to a great season.
My Review of New Rep’s Broken Glass
Check out my review of New Rep Theatre’s production of Broken Glass, their season opener and tribute to Arthur Miller on the centennial of his birth.
Posted in Reviews, Theatre
Tagged Arthur Miller, Broken Glass, New Repertory Theatre
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The Huntington’s “Second Girl”
It may be belated, but here are my thoughts on the Huntington Theater Company’s production of The Second Girl, by Ronan Noone. I enjoyed watching the show, but couldn’t quite put my finger on why I wasn’t dazzled by it. … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Theatre
Tagged Huntington Theatre Company, Ronan Noone, The Second Girl
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Last Day to see Flat Earth’s Awesome Terra Nova
Today, Flat Earth Theatre’s production of Terra Nova, written by Ted Tally and directed by Jake Scaltreto, closes. If you are in Boston, and haven’t made plans for this evening, I’d advise you to try and see it (I say … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Theatre
Tagged Arsenal Center for the Arts, Flat Earth Theatre, Jake Scaltreto, Ted Tally, Terra Nova
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Inside the Boudoir: Lyric’s Intimate Apparel
Here is my review of the Lyric stage Company of Boston’s production of Intimate Apparel, written by Lynn Nottage, directed by Summer L. Williams. Portraying a slice of American life in 1905, the characters in Nottage’s play struggle to achieve … Continue reading
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Tagged Intimate Apparel, Lynn Nottage, Lyric Stage Company of Boston, Summer L. Williams
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“God is Not One”: Stephen Prothero’s Take on Eight Great Religions
Here is my review of BU Professor of Religion Stephen Prothero’s great book. It’s an excellent read for anyone wanting to learn more about Islam, Christianity, Confucianism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Yoruba religion, Judaism, and Daoism, and it offers some views on … Continue reading