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Theater Review | 'Dividing the Estate': Inherit the Windfall
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The problems confronting the sprawling, anxious, compulsively talky Texan clan of 1987 in “Dividing the Estate” will be familiar to many American families at the moment.
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Theater Review | 'On the Town': Drop Me Off at Broadway, 1944
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The fleet’s in this weekend, at least on 55th Street, where a radiant production of “On the Town” has docked at City Center through Sunday.
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A Jersey Boy’s Moment as Broadway’s New Pal
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Christian Hoff has his first shot at a major leading role with the lead in Roundabout Theater Company’s revival of “Pal Joey.”
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Arts, Briefly: 'American Buffalo' Goes the Way of the Buffalo
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The Broadway production of “American Buffalo” has posted a provisional closing notice and is likely to end its run on Sunday, a publicist for the show said.
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Theater Review | 'Continuous City': Pulling the Plug on Digital Bonding
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Marianne Weems gives a sleek multimedia look to Harry Sinclair’s drama about the creation of a social-networking site.
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Theater Review | 'Jester of Tonga': A King Becomes the Fool in a South Seas Scandal
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The whimsical “Jester of Tonga” is a rare example of puppet theater about bad investments.
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Theater Review: From a Famous Painting, a Jolting Spectacle of Flesh
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“Garden of Earthly Delights” is without doubt one of the most eerily hypnotic spectacles of flesh in motion ever put on a New York stage.
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Theater Review | 'Carapace Isle': Terms of Estrangement
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Jon Courie’s play about a family dealing with cancer is sympathetic but undercooked.
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Clive Barnes, Who Raised Stakes in Dance and Theater Criticism, Dies at 81
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As a critic in Britain and later for The New York Times, Mr. Barnes helped bring dance to a broad audience with an exuberant style.
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Tragedy Tomorrow, Economic Woes Tonight
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Those in the industry wonder not only about empty theaters, but also about the effect on the stream of creative work.
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Theater Review: Brothers in Flimflammery on a Continental Sojourn
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It’s raining greenbacks in “Road Show,” the latest version of Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman’s long-aborning, ever-evolving and eternally slender musical about curdled American dreams.
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Theater Listings
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Selective listings from theater critics of The New York Times.
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