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‘Blood/Love’: The vampire pop opera thirsty for your attention

Jerry Portwood Mar 4, 2026 0

"Blood/Love" is a goth-glam fever dream with genuine theatrical ambition: messy in the best possible way, and impossible to look…

Kristin E. Ellis and Leslie Ann Sheppard in Morning, Noon, and Night.

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Lost in the algorithm: ‘Morning, Noon, and Night’ can’t find its human heart

Lauren Emily Whalen Mar 3, 2026 0

Shattered Globe Theatre's “Morning, Noon, and Night” has big ideas but thin characters. Too bad the humans got lost in…

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Liza Minnelli finally tells her own story and 4 more March must-reads

By Editors Mar 3, 2026 0

Five essential books for March 2026 — from Liza Minnelli's memoir to Fab 5 Freddy's hip-hop origin story.

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5 regional productions worth the trip this March

Lauren Emily Whalen Mar 2, 2026 0

From a page-to-stage adaptation to a contemporary take on Chekhov, March offers regional productions worth writing home about.

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Can a sing-along musical about cancer break your heart? ‘Night Side Songs’ never quite finds its pulse

Matthew Wexler Mar 1, 2026 0

"Night Side Songs" at Lincoln Center Theater asks you to feel something about life, illness, and death—but mostly asks you…

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In ‘Bigfoot!’ everyone’s a little othered. Until one very hairy hero takes a giant leap for all of them

Matthew Wexler Mar 1, 2026 0

'Bigfoot!' is a furry, funky love letter to misfits, packed with kooky characters, 80s synth-pop charm, and a heart bigger…

(l-r) Kayla Amistad, Reanne Acasio, and Danielle Louise Mendoza in Center Theatre Group's production of "Here Lies Love."

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‘Here Lies Love’ asks who gets to tell Filipino history, then dances around the answer

By Steven Vargas Feb 27, 2026 0

Center Theatre Group's 'Here Lies Love' captivates with Filipino talent but can't reconcile disco spectacle with political history.

(l-r) Jodi Long, Jennifer Ikeda, Anna Zavelson, and Jully Lee in "Chinese Republicans."

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‘Chinese Republicans’ bickers brilliantly. Until it doesn’t.

Matthew Wexler Feb 27, 2026 0

Alex Lin's Off-Broadway workplace dramady "Chinese Republicans" crackles with sharp dialogue but stumbles when it reaches for slapstick.

Books

Can’t catch a play in person? Read it instead: the case for plays as literature

Jude Cramer Feb 24, 2026 0

Reading plays makes a worthwhile pastime for theater fans and laymen alike. Here's why.

(l-r) Caleb Joshua Eberhardt and Alia Shawkat in "You Got Older."

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‘You Got Older’ mines for grief in the small talk & finds more than it bargained for

Emily Chackerian Feb 23, 2026 0

"You Got Older" is a messy, moving portrait of a family in freefall. Over a decade later, Clare Barron still…

‘Blood/Love’: The vampire pop opera thirsty for your attention

Lost in the algorithm: ‘Morning, Noon, and Night’ can’t find its human heart

Liza Minnelli finally tells her own story and 4 more March must-reads

5 regional productions worth the trip this March

Can a sing-along musical about cancer break your heart? ‘Night Side Songs’ never quite finds its pulse

In ‘Bigfoot!’ everyone’s a little othered. Until one very hairy hero takes a giant leap for all of them

‘Here Lies Love’ asks who gets to tell Filipino history, then dances around the answer

‘Chinese Republicans’ bickers brilliantly. Until it doesn’t.

Can’t catch a play in person? Read it instead: the case for plays as literature

‘You Got Older’ mines for grief in the small talk & finds more than it bargained for

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In ‘The Score,’ Brian Cox plays a composer who tests how much truth a king can take

A season of grief continues with ‘The Surge,’ Sonya Tayeh’s ode to Sinéad O’Connor

The world has a group chat about America, and Sarah Jones brings the whole family to respond

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