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- Dial Up ACL and RLT’s Pixilated Production of Sarah Ruhl’s “Dead Man’s Cell Phone” for Laughs
- Ebony and Ivory, Part II: “Memphis” Rocks DPAC
- Young Matthew Hager and Caitlin Davis Give Poignant Performances in “Mary’s Wedding” at Burning Coal
- Nilaja Sun Shines in No Child…
- Jesse Gephart Is a Hoot as King of Snark David Sedaris in “The SantaLand Diaries” at TIP
- Cary Players’ Production of “It’s a Wonderful Life” Was Entertaining, But Had Some Rough Spots
- You Gotta Have a Gimmick: And “Henry V” Soars on Low-Flying Trapezes at Burning Coal Theatre
- A. Rey Pamatmat’s “Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them” Teaches Important Lessons in Tolerance
- A Drunken May-December Romance Becomes a Dangerous Liaison in Romulus Linney’s “Love Drunk”
- PlayMakers’ Stellar Cast Juggles Truth and Illusion in Edward Albee’s “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”
- Light and Lively: “A Christmas Story: The Musical” Is an Early Christmas Present for Triangle Theatergoers
- Joyeux Noël: The “Radio City Christmas Spectacular®” Truly Is Spectacular
- “The Parchman Hour” Is an Episodic But Eloquent 50th-Anniversary Tribute to the 1961 Freedom Riders
- Set in Jerusalem in 1192, “Nathan the Wise” Is a Powerful Sermon on Religious Tolerance
- Sing It Loud: “Rock of Ages” Rocks DPAC
- Don’t Cry for NCT: “Evita” Is a Dazzler
- Rachael Barrington Was a Standout as Gwendolen Fairfax and Miss Prism in the Aquila Theatre’s Production of “The Importance of Being Earnest”
- RLT’s Halloween Spooktacular, “The Woman in Black,” Gives the Audience Goosebumps
- Cary Players Give the Royal Treatment to the Merry Medieval Musical “Once Upon a Mattress”
- Will Eno’s 2010 Dramedy “Middletown” Looks at Small-Town Life, Circa 2010, with a Gimlet Eye
- Dancing with the Stars: Frank Sinatra-Twyla Tharp Jukebox Musical “Come Fly Away” Soars at DPAC
- Good Vibrations: PlayMakers’ “In the Next Room” Hits the G-Spot — When “G” Stands for Guffaw
- “In the Next Room (or the vibrator play)” Writhes and Wriggles with Life
- NRACT’s MacBeth is Far From Cursed
- Playmakers Repertory Company’s A Number Raises Thought Provoking Questions
- Send in the Clones: Ray Dooley and Josh Barrett Are Electrifying in “A Number” at PlayMakers Rep
- Jess Jones Sparkles in “After the Revolution”
- Jesse Gephart Dazzles as Director and Co-star of John Steinbeck’s “Of Mice and Men” at Theatre in the Park
- Lauren Kennedy Sizzles in “Violet,” But Shares the Spotlight with Melvin Tunstall and Yolanda Rabun
- Izzy Burger Is Doubly Delightful in “Ruthless!” at RLT