Gasland, Josh Fox's riveting personal documentary in which the filmmaker travels the country tracking the human cost of “fracking,” a controversial
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Taking the year 1960, and flying with it, the ensemble of Life Could Be a Dream (Doug Carpenter, Ryan Castellino, Jim Holdridge, Daniel Tatar and Jessica Keenan Wynn
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Photo by Keith Roenke
Imagine how sonically colorless a world without traditional music
would be. Actually, not very, according to the “retro-utopia”
en
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While gay rights groups in California continue to clash over which year to push forward with a pro-gay marriage ballot measure (check out this Queerty post), Chief U
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COMPREHENSIVE THEATER LISTINGS plus the LATEST NEW REVIEWS
Also, this week's STAGE FEATURE on two plays set beyond the end of the word: Henry Murray's Treef
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THEATER LISTINGS
NEW REVIEW THEATER PICK PERICLES REDUXPhoto courtesy of Not Man Apart Productions
Scholars have long discussed whether Shakespeare wrote the e
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One day in 1973, Ellen Flanagan, an exemplary stay-at-home Berkeley mom who sewed and cooked and cleaned on demand, packed her husband and two daughters off to work
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Courtesy of Wylie O’Hara Doughty
“He is Hubert Ward the movie star,” reads the penultimate sentence of John O’Hara’s 1962 Hollywood no
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Integrity is a slippery fish. “You can sell without selling out,” insists Stephen Trask, composer-lyricist of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, the punk-rock mu
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Despite the availability of hundreds of channels, an estimated 75 percent of America’s TV viewing remains fixed on local stations and network affiliates. Satel
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Allow me to suggest, to playwrights in search of a New Year’s resolution, that they quietly abandon the dysfunctional family as source material for the next 12
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Here‘s an idea that’s been brewing since I saw Space (still at the Mark Taper Forum), Tina Landau‘s gush-filled ode to the cosmos and our changing
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