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New York Times

Three Ages of a Man Who’s Strutting and Fretting His Hour Upon the Stage
A troubled, solitary man nearing the end of his life shares a living room with the ghosts from his past in “Saturn Returns,” a wintry new play by Noah Haidle that opened on Monday night.
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Arts, Briefly: Footnotes
The Broadway League has announced that its Kids’ Night on Broadway program, which allows children 6 to 18 to attend certain Broadway shows free when accompanied by a paying adult, will ...The quirky theater collective Les Freres Corbusier, whose previous productions include “Hell House” and “A Very Merry Unauthorized Children’s Scientology...

New York Daily News

A sorrowful life in the past lane
It's a cruel irony of life - an occasion that should be a joyous beginning instead turns out to be an infinitely sad ending and a source of nonstop ache.

New York Post

Grave issues
It's not surprising that the Transport Group would revive "Bury the Dead." Written in 1936 by a 23-year-old Irwin Shaw, this powerful anti-war drama about six dead soldiers who refuse to be buried is all too relevant in a time when the sight of military coffins arriving from the Middle East is considered too upsetting to be televised...

Not enough to chew on
Fittingly, the script for Kevin Elyot's "Mouth to Mouth" - an elliptical, time-shifting drama about those deeply affected by...

New York Journal-News

Theater podcast: Critic on 'A Body of Water' and 'To Be or Not To Be'

Time Out New York Blog

Les Mouches, Part I: Patti LuPone makes a Splash

Hollywood Heights

Hartford Courant

"Speed-the-Plow" Revival Better Than The Original
Driven by knockout acting by Jeremy Piven, Raúl Esparza and Elisabeth Moss, the revival of David Mamet's "Speed-the-Plow" sizzles, then burns.

Star-Ledger

'High School Musical' fails at the Paper Mill Playhouse

Bergen Record

A life in three acts: What goes around keeps going around