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Curtain Call deftly takes on the madness of war with Joseph Heller's
By Marc Ferris

Connecticut theater companies put on shows as familiar as eggnog and gingerbread men
By William Squier

The Man in Black
By Marc Ferris

David Hare’s play is thick with existential drama and political undertones
By Christopher Arnott

Groping, slapstick humor and cross-dressing make for a fun night at Playhouse on the Green's Rocky Horror Show
By Marc Ferris

Clay Zambo tweaks his new musical
By William Squier

In That Championship Season, life is a trophy
By Debra Kirouac

A few words on how a Cirque du Soleil show gets put together
By Karen Bovard

ATWn80D could thrill the CGI generation out of its Twittering lull
By Michael Ragozzino

Stephen Lynch continues a long line of musical comedians
By Keith Loria

Nunsense begins with the death of 52 nuns due to food poisoning, and continues with the planning of...
By FCW Editorial

Square One Theatre Company makes you forget about war and recession with some Norman Rockwell vignettes
By Michael Ragozzino

Jonathan Larson's 1990 musical about a poor, frustrated composer makes sense for today
By Debra Kirouac

New artistic director Mark Lamos promises to bring the right balance to the Westport Country Playhouse
By Christopher Arnott and William Squier

The Wilton Playshop is back from the dead to bring you A Christmas Story
By William Squier

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