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The Sound and the Fury excels in portraying a southern family, warts and all, but it is a discordant sound, one that is hard to follow.
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In This is a Play writer Daniel MacIvor sends up actors by amusingly exposing what they think of themselves and others while they are performing.
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The Snow Queen is theatre of the imagination as a simple set and creative costumes aid a small band of actors to enact the fairy story penned so long ago by Hans Christian Anderson.
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- Jane Howard
Long before Avenue Q hit our shores, Sammy J was already showing us puppets weren’t all cute and innocent.
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- Jane Howard
NIDA: Sex Wars has billed itself as a three short plays about sex, which is the first confusing thing about this production.
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- Peter Bleby
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The Walworth Face is all that it claims to be – funny, harrowing, and a trip into the unknown
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