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Diana Henry's 52 essays explore food, travel, and memory without relying on a single recipe to satisfy.
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5 regional theater productions worth the trip this October
From Pulitzer winners to unpredictable solo shows, October's regional theater serves female revolutionaries, immigrant stories, and William Finn's legacy.
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Chloë Grace Moretz navigates tough love as a recovering addict in ‘Caroline’
Chloë Grace Moretz shines in "Caroline," a sharp family drama about sobriety, boundaries, and what we owe those who've hurt…
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One punch, two families, and a heart that won’t stop beating
Based on Jacob Dunne's memoir, "Punch" transforms one teen's deadly mistake into a powerful meditation on justice, grief, and forgiveness.
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‘Masquerade’ turns ‘Phantom’ into a maze worth getting lost in
Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic gets the immersive treatment in 'Masquerade.' Dance lessons included.
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Keanu Reeves makes his Broadway debut in "Waiting for Godot" alongside Alex Winter. Critics are divided on Jamie Lloyd's take…
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Justin Vivian Bond brings Marianne Faithfull’s gravel-voiced wisdom to Brooklyn’s holiest stage
Justin Vivian Bond's signature storytelling meets Faithfull's "Broken English" at St. Ann's—a haunting tribute to songs that improve with age.
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John Leguizamo proves he’s still electric onstage, even when ‘The Other Americans’ lacks spark
John Leguizamo writes and stars in "The Other Americans" about a Latin family's pursuit of the American Dream, but the…
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Lou Wall’s truth budget: How much authenticity can one comic afford?
Lou Wall's viral Facebook Marketplace bed story sequel hits Off-Broadway.
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‘No Tea, No Shade’: Nina West & queens get real about life in drag
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Fall for Dance Festival rises above the culture war chaos with a provocative, international line-up
New York City Center's Fall for Dance features a stellar lineup, including Gibney Company, Paris Opera Ballet, and a new…
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Steppenwolf’s ‘Mr. Wolf’ gets lost in its own universe
Strong acting elevates "Mr. Wolf" at Steppenwolf, although Rajiv Joseph's family drama suffers from distracting metaphors, plot holes, and an…
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