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CONNECTIONS: A noble calling — hooray for local news

Let nothing more weighty than the size of a match box and the number of letters it could hold limit local news reporting in these tense times.

THEATRE REVIEW: WTF’s memorable ‘Ghosts’ is realistic and contemporary

With Uma Thurman’s elegance and nuanced playing, Tom Pecinka’s emotive and visceral credibility, and the other actors’ reality, the play is simply alive onstage.

THEATRE REVIEW: ‘A Doll’s House, Part 2″ at Weston Playhouse features talented cast, muted passion

In spite of so much talent, I was less moved, less involved and less interested in the Helmer household this time around.

PREVIEW: Art will surely imitate Strindberg’s life in ‘Creditors’

The play explores one of Strindberg's other favorite themes: the question of the viability of marriage as an institution. The ending isn't a happy one. I'll leave it at that.

THEATRE REVIEW: ‘A Doll’s House, Part 2’ at Barrington Stage is a well-acted continuation of Ibsen’s story

No one can expect more nor have their expectations met with such clarity and correctness.
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