As far as mainstage children’s theater goes, though, this isn’t bad.
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The Revolutionists revels in girl talk, 1789-style
A little liberté, égalité, sororité with Marie Antoinette and copains.
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Here are 19 shows to get you into the holiday spirit
Christmas trains, elves, bingo, showgirls, and many, many carols, plus the Quranic perspective and Hanukkah goblins.
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The Incredible Hank and four more new stage shows to see (or avoid)
New Millennium Theatre Company’s low-budget superhero goof is among this week’s best bets.
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1776, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, and six more new theater reviews
Two well-loved musicals are among this week’s highlights.
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At DrekFest, the worst is yet to come
At DrekFest, Stage Left’s annual contest for terrible ten-minutes plays, the worst is yet to come.
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Miss Marx is done in by the History Channel treatment
The wit’s missing from Miss Marx, Strawdog Theatre’s docudrama about the youngest daughter of Karl Marx.
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Wartime hijinks, presented with Improbable Frequency
Strawdog Theatre Company presents Improbable Frequency.
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When Good Goes Bad
The Good Soul of Szechuan, Brecht’s classic about a classic human dilemma
