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Review: 'The Smell of the Kill' When housewives attack: Dinner theater presents screwball comedy Perhaps the operative phrases have fallen from your very own lips. "Sometimes she just drives me crazy!" Or, "You know, I could just kill him!" While [...]
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Review: 'The Story' BoarsHead and Plowshares stage riveting drama about race, office politics and journalistic ethics Imagine that you're a reporter who stumbles upon what could be the story of a lifetime. Would you fight to tell the story in the [...]
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Preview: 'Two Rooms' Breathe Art crosses the border with contemporary love story Although it's a story seemingly ripped from today's headlines – an America university professor is taken hostage by terrorists in Beirut – "Two Rooms," a powerful [...]
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Review: 'One Hundred Twinkling Lights' The devil is in the details: Intriguing new play at Blackbird Theatre lacks clarity, suffers from clutter Playwrights get their inspiration from a wide variety of sources. For Barton Bund it was an anonymous [...]
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Review: 'Duck Hunter Shoots Angel' Good heavens: World premiere comedy closes Purple Rose season on celestial note It's probably safe to assume that one sure way NOT to get into heaven is to shoot one of The Almighty's angels out of the sky – even [...]
Sigourney Weaver and Jeff Daniels share 'Love Letters' July 26
CHELSEA – If going to the theater and watching a man and a woman read a lifetime of their correspondence sounds like a snooze-fest, you could be correct. But what if it's Jeff Daniels and Sigourney Weaver who take to the stage in A. R. Gurney's [...]
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Review: 'Betrayal' How men and women view relationships is at core of Pinter drama "It's all over," the audience is told at the end of the first scene of Harold Pinter's drama, "Betrayal," now playing at The Abreact on the edge of Detroit's [...]
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Walk & Squawk announces new collaboration between Detroit and South African artists DETROIT – Walk & Squawk Performance Project announces its latest initiative, "The Walking Project," with three days of special events at the Furniture [...]
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Review: 'Margaritaville' It's the Righteous Right's worst nightmare: Same-sex marriage becomes reality in new comedy Can two lovely lesbians in love turn the world around with their smiles? Probably not, but in Barton Bund's new comedy, [...]
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Performance Network scores big time with Kim Carney comedy It's a scene that takes place in thousands of households throughout the state once each football season: A sports-crazed family gathers together in front of their large screen television, [...]
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Review: 'Henry IV, Part 1' Hilberry stages 'spot on' production of Shakespeare history play I usually don't pay much attention to the people sitting around me when I'm out and about reviewing shows – unless they're cute, of course – but last [...]
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Review: 'Boston Marriage' Everything and everyone has a price in Mamet comedy at The Network Theatergoers familiar with the work of playwright David Mamet might be somewhat wary as they sit and wait for "Boston Marriage" to begin at Ann Arbor's [...]