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Washington Post

'Radio Deluxe' Hosts John Pizzarelli and Jessica Molaskey Love the Great American Songbook, and Each Other

'Peter Pan' at Olney Theatre Center
You can have your "Peter Pan" served as light as Disney or as dark as death, but if you've ordered up the 1954 musical version, you want the show to fly.

Washington City Paper

All's Well That Ends Well: Marital Diss
The best-known of Shakespeare's "problem plays" presents problems too great to solve.

Philadelphia City Paper

Holidays Ex Machina
Local stages plot to cure your winter discontent.

Tangled Web
Dark Play or Stories for Boys at Theatre Exile

Philadelphia Weekly

Run Through
Kala Moses Baxter as Nella in Gee's Bend

Primp and Circumstance
Hairspray is a joyous escape from the real world.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

'The Brothers Size' tells a mythical tale in a mechanic's shop
Mythic and specific, gritty and grand -- City Theatre's "The Brothers Size" is intimate and epic, a robust tale of two Louisiana bayou brothers.

'Spamalot' delivers silliness, puns, bawdy jokes and chorines
The souvenir pedlars are back with their coconuts, killer rabbits and Spam, which can only mean it's time to look on the bright side of life with "Monty Python's Spamalot."

Year end wrap up coming

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Gemini Theater gives 'Sleeping Beauty' a wake-up call
"A Sleeping Beauty Holiday," which plays on weekends for the next month at Gemini Theater in Point Breeze, tells the classic story of the beautiful girl, Aurora, who falls under the spell of an evil fairy when Aurora pricks her finger on her 16th birthday. Aurora falls asleep for 100 years but is freed by the kiss of a prince. It's the in-between details that take a comical turn.

Boston Globe

'Skylight' filters love, ideals
The Merrimack Repertory Theatre production of David Hare's play "Skylight" ebbs and flows with a rhythm that manages to be both unsettling and inspiring.

Boston Phoenix

Reviews: Einstein's Dreams, Skylight
Einstein dreams in Central Square; Skylight is illumined in Lowell

Providence Journal

The holiday starts tomorrow on stage
No question the holiday season is under way. Tomorrow is Black Friday, and if you stop over at Trinity Rep, you can catch the theater’s annual production of A Christmas Carol this weekend. This year the theater has turned the Dickens classic over to director Liesl Tommy, a Trinity Conservatory graduate, who promises lots of flying ghosts and plenty of snow.

Providence Phoenix

Review: The Miracle Worker
2nd Story's stirring Miracle Worker

Portland Phoenix

Review: The Pain and the Itch
The Pain and the Itch is no cozy reunion

Orlando Sentinel

'An Inspector Calls': The conflict makes it captivating

Orlando Weekly

Mad Cow's two tales
British thriller and Irish tearjerker

Miami Herald

Season opens with big showbiz dreams
Avi Hoffman's New Vista Theatre Company has just kicked off its season with a musical that is, as they say in the wedding biz, something old and something new.

Sun-Sentinel

'Enter Laughing' comes up short, sadly
Every time you are about to give up on finding something barely entertaining in New Vista Theatre Company's Enter Laughing, somebody unleashes a showstopping song or a truly funny joke flies by.

Sarasota Herald-Tribune

Escape into 'Pajama Game'

Struthers struts in 'Nunsense'

St. Petersburg Times

Neil Simon stories of marriage come to Leepa-Rattner

Stage West actor polishes his gem of a royal story

Dixie puts on a fine Tupperware party

Creative Loafing - Atlanta

Theatrical Outfit and Atlanta Radio Theatre Company get some air time with holiday plays

Creative Loafing - Charlotte

It's All in the Timing at Pineville Dinner Theater