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Divan Intervention: Coward couches domestic jealousies in farcical terms.

Reviewed: Design for Living and Legacy of Light

by Bob Mondello May 22nd, 2009August 29th, 2020

Rock ‘N’ Roll and Heroes: Vinyl Fantasy

by Bob Mondello May 1st, 2009August 29th, 2020

Woody Two-Shoes: The Rise and Fall of Annie Hall is a sophisticated but ingenuous homage.

Allusions of Grandeur

by Bob Mondello April 24th, 2009August 29th, 2020

Base Relations: Woolly?s Antebellum traces discrimination on both sides of the Atlantic.

Strange Brew

by Bob Mondello April 10th, 2009August 29th, 2020

Klutz in a Name? To find his identity, Ion navigates a comedy of errors.

Family Tatters

by Bob Mondello March 27th, 2009August 29th, 2020

Reel to Peel: Hemmingsen?s Krapp winds down his life with an audio journal and a lonely banana.

Let’s Go to the Tape

by Bob Mondello February 27th, 2009August 29th, 2020

Well Albee Damned: Arena puts on a tepid version of Edward?s angst.

Bore on Terror

by Bob Mondello February 20th, 2009August 29th, 2020

Caption: Anyone for Menace? Humans terrorize one another in Hell Meets Henry Halfway.

Game, Set, Match

by Bob Mondello February 13th, 2009August 29th, 2020

Stage Blight: Arena?s Berlin revue is devoid of wit.

Underserving Irving

by Bob Mondello February 6th, 2009August 29th, 2020

Gross Quarters: Signature?s Miz is smaller but still appropriately schmaltzy.

Legally Blonde and Les Misérables: Guillotine-Age Wasteland

by Bob Mondello January 2nd, 2009August 29th, 2020