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I WITNESS: What if they threw a militarized birthday party and nobody came?

Nothing takes the savor out of a malignant narcissist’s birthday party more quickly than no one showing up.

THEATRE REVIEW: Oldcastle’s ‘Judevine’ an effective and affecting play about small-town life

The joy in watching these six actors comes from the wonderful differences they are able to bring to every character they portray.

THEATRE REVIEW: Oldcastle Theatre Company’s ‘Red’ brings true humanity, keen realism

The director's work is remarkable but perhaps it is his familiarity with this actor that allows such communication to hold onto the character they have jointly created.

THEATRE REVIEW: Small moments, emotional changes elevate Oldcastle Theatre Company’s ‘Proof’

Lucky theatergoers in Bennington will find a production of this play that justifies its awards, and that is really something to see.

THEATRE REVIEW: ‘The Whipping Man’ at Oldcastle Theatre Company is fast-moving, emotional

Covering three days and nights, the play needs to keep its audience off-balance, and the director and actors do that without artifice and it makes a lot of sense.

REVIEW: Oldcastle’s ‘Broadway Bound,’ a fine tribute to Neil Simon

As a season-ender for Oldcastle, this is a winner production of an excellent play.

THEATRE REVIEW: Shipwrecked! An Entertainment. The Amazing Adventures of Louis de Rougemont (As Told By Himself)

"Shipwrecked!...." is a fine example of how an audience can be given more than it can handle and still come out feeling all right.

THEATRE REVIEW: ‘The Consul, the Tramp, and America’s Sweetheart,’ poignantly relevant, finely conceived

New plays are a wonder to behold and this one is almost as good as the movie at its core. This excellent new play is a comedy that tugs at the mind's heart more than at the heart's mind.

Theatre: “Margulies’ ‘Time Stands Still’ at Oldcastle: Recording timeless war

Oldcastle has a small hit on its hands and one worth exploring if you like people who are thick with importance without being important themselves.
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