I wasn’t sure that I would enjoy “Mexodus” because of its reliance on live-looping music tech, with a score composed,…
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A landmark drama, written in the 1950s, about fidelity, toxic masculinity and the scapegoating of undocumented immigrants continues to resonate…
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SitSitcom. Rom-com. Con-com. These descriptions each feel apt at various points during “The Roommate,” Jen Silverman’s crowd-pleasing two-hander, now making…
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Henry 6 is an audacious venture for the Globe and one that could easily go awry. Artistic director Barry Edelstein…
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The Seven Fingers is a group of acrobats/dancers/actors that tells stories through movement. Last year, they came to the Old…
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I’m probably the only theater maven who hadn’t seen “Evita” until I recently attended San Francisco Playhouse’s outstanding production of…
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