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Jeremy McCarter

August 24, 2007 | The Theater Review
The Rose Distilled

Midsummer in the park is dreamy indeed.

August 20, 2007 | The Theater Review
Lighting Out for the Territories

Is it possible to put on a fresh play about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

July 23, 2007 | The Theater Review
Hell on Wheels

Xanadu is all kitschy candy shell and no heart. Plus: A pair of small pleasures on Barrow Street.

July 16, 2007 | The Theater Review
Friend or Foe

Should Old Acquaintance be forgot? Plus: A pair of dramas that succeed in very different ways.

June 26, 2007 | The Theater Review
Smiles of a Summer Night

Romeo and Juliet in the park.

June 25, 2007 | The Theater Review
A Sweet Little Number

The Patty Griffin compilation 10 Million Miles leaves one craving more small-scale jukebox musicals.

June 18, 2007 | The Theater Review
Played Out?

Gurney and LaBute do what they do, with less spark than ever. Plus: We need more Kaufman & Hart!

June 11, 2007 | The Theater Review
A Man for All Seasons

Rosebud doesn’t quite get all of Orson Welles, but then who could? Plus: A proposal for a new Tony category.

May 28, 2007 | The Theater Review
Another Awakening

Passing Strange, at the Public, is this season’s third new musical that—amazing!—actually feels relevant.

May 21, 2007 | The Theater Review
Over and Out

On the wordy pleasures of August Wilson’s Radio Golf. Plus: Why are such talented stage actors working in such lame plays?

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