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‘1776’ at Paper Mill Playhouse: bicker, delay, compromise, repeat
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Sasha Velour’s ‘Travesty’: a gorgeous queer portrait, unfinished
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With a dip and a fan clack, ‘Cats: The Jellicle Ball’ pounces back to Broadway
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Ingrid Michaelson is funny. And she’ll crack your heart wide open
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5 regional theater shows worth the trip this April
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‘Seagull: True Story’ asks how free is freedom?
Despite some structural hiccups, "Seagull: True Story" takes aim, and even if a few of Chekhov’s guns go unfired, the…
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Despite a rogue crab, ‘No Singing in the Navy’ finds its sea legs
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