The Rep's fine 'Glengarry' rumbles past like a dirty L train
David Mamet's dark little parable of naked Midwestern capitalism gets a powerful production from a cast that is both pitiable and pitiless.
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Pinter's darting shadows and lights
A new theater company, dedicated to works by Harold Pinter, debuts with some riveting performances.
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ACT's fascinating collage on race and identity
The show is a mixtape for stage, inspired by hip-hop culture
'Burning the boards' at New Century
The exciting new theater company mounts its second show at ACT, bringing Craig Wright's play about adultery, Orange Flower Water, to a fierce emotional pitch.
Mr. Rogers meets Fellini
That's one of the surprising pleasures in Intiman's smart revival of Herb Gardner's A Thousand Clowns.