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Wit (Broadway)  Confluence of excellence (newyorktheatreguide); Inescapably moving (NY Times); Brilliant, funny, shattering (Record); An uncommonly stirring piece of theater (Hollywood Reporter)
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Gob Squab Kitchen (Off-Broadway) 
These people take theatre way off center & manage to bring you into the new loopy orbit (newyorktheatreguide) Smart, goofy & surprisingly moving (NY Times); Witty & constantly entertaining (NY Post)
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Road to Mecca (Broadway)  Quiet, slow & ultimately powerful production (NY Times); A slow-burning pleasure (NYP); Fails to make an emotional connection (Record); Almost manages to pique our lulled interest (NY1) more | tr>
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Porgy & Bess (Broadway) Bravo Big Time (newyorktheatreguide); Gorgeously sung but conceptually conflicted (NYDN); Cheapened as never before (Back Stage); Emotionally full-bodied (H'wood Reporter) more |
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Stick Fly (Broadway) A great evening of theatre (newyorktheatreguide); A juicy family drama (NY Times); Modestly entertaining (NYDN); Old-fashioned, corny melodrama (NYP); Mildly enjoyable (Newsroom Jersey) more |
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Seminar (Broadway)  Not great theatre, but good theatre (newyorktheatreguide); Tangy but sometimes contrived comedy (NY Daily News); Enormously entertaining (Variety) more | tr>