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While their purpose holds, this duo is a whirligig: Fennie, Trelease. (Photo by Paola Nogueras)

'Macbeth' at Villanova

Our suffering country under a hand accurs’d

James J. Christy, returning to Villanova after eight years, has directed a rousing and imaginatively staged Macbeth with student and postgraduate performers.

Robert Zaller

Nov 15, 2015 Articles 5 minute read

Underbite Theatre’s ‘Would You Still Love Me, IF?’

Answering some questions, asking others

Underbite Theatre’s Would You Still Love Me, IF? asks questions about gender identity, but raises doubts about its relationships.

Mark Cofta

Nov 10, 2015 Articles 2 minute read

Theatre Horizon’s “Into the Woods” did quite well at the 2015 Barrymores.

Where's the audience for the Barrymore Awards?

The scope of the Barrymore Awards is expanding each year with a wider swath of companies, but the live audience is narrowing.

Steve Cohen

Nov 10, 2015 Articles 3 minute read

“Us against the world”: Ng and Carter. (Photo by AustinArt.Org)

'Lights Rise on Grace' at Azuka Theatre

Lights Rise on Grace illuminates three dark souls

Though Lights Rise on Grace often feels constructed, its jumps in time and points of view keep it unpredictable. Love stories never get old, and this one, after some painful episodes, offers a bit of hope.

Mark Cofta

Nov 10, 2015 Articles 3 minute read

Presenting a plausible alternative: Hodge, Lawton, and Hissom. (Photo by Mark Garvin)

Bill Cain's 'Equivocation' at the Arden (second review)

Mixed feelings about 'Equivocation'

My reaction swayed back and forth during different parts of this extravagantly ambitious work. In the end, I was frustrated and annoyed by the play while admiring the acting and staging.

Steve Cohen

Nov 03, 2015 Articles 4 minute read

A work that will last at least 50 years. (Photo by Mark Garvin)

Bill Cain's 'Equivocation' at the Arden

Revising Shakespearean history

Witty, smart, fast-paced, and overly long, with some gratuitous full-frontal nudity, Equivocation shows off the writer’s genius and the actors’ abilities, and a lot of pallid male skin. Even though it’s brilliant, a play about guys, starring guys — semi-naked guys — has a bit too much testosterone for my taste.

Naomi Orwin

Nov 03, 2015 Articles 3 minute read

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More method than madness: Cumberbatch as Hamlet. (Both photos by Johan Persson)

Benedict Cumberbatch in 'Hamlet'

Sherlock Holmes does Hamlet

Benedict Cumberbatch plays the sanest Dane you’ll ever see in Shakespeare’s most celebrated tragedy.

Carol Rocamora

Nov 02, 2015 Articles 4 minute read

"Bullets over Broadway" is fun, but don't think about it too hard. (Photo by Matthew Murphy)

'Bullets over Broadway: The Musical'

Everyone cheats

Talent aside, I can’t disassociate Woody Allen from his work, and Bullets over Broadway: The Musical has enough misogynistic sentiment to infuriate me even while I laugh at the antics on stage.

Naomi Orwin

Oct 31, 2015 Articles 4 minute read