The world looks a little different, but not all that different. And that’s the crux of it in Barbara Hammond’s new play, “Terra Firma.”
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By JAMES O'CONNOR
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10/28/19
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In a welcome and ambitious move, the Irish Repertory Theatre is devoting its season to the playwright Sean O’Casey, who lived between 1880 and 1964.
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By JAMES O’CONNOR
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4/21/19
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Here’s a setup that seems sure-fire comedy.
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By JAMES O’CONNOR
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4/14/19
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Everything is full circle for Laurie Walton.
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By TIFFANY MOUSTAKAS
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4/7/19
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It’s like the Tribeca Film Festival meets collegiate film theory discussion. Except the snacks aren’t popcorn, but protein bars.
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By SIMONE JOHNSON
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4/7/19
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John Guare’s new play “Nantucket Sleigh Ride” takes its audience on a wild trip through churning waters. And just like with the whalers of old — harpooned to their robust adversary, bouncing along the waves and uncertain of their destination — it is the beast that is in control, fighting capture all the way.
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By JAMES O'CONNOR
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3/31/19
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Of all the tried-and-true dramatic formulas, the love story ranks close to the top.
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By JAMES O’CONNOR
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3/24/19
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Mary Seacole was a revolutionary, a Jamaican who dreamed of vaulting confines of race and class and make her mark as a “doctress” on the battlefields of the Crimean War.
Playwright …
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By JAMES O’CONNOR
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3/17/19
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A clash of church, state and conscience drives Robert Bolt’s “A Man For All Seasons.”
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By JAMES O’CONNOR
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2/17/19
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