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Hot Chocolate are a more polished ensemble than the first act and also in some cases degrees cooler and lower key. Their bouncy beat numbers were interspersed with a few nuanced sad storylines such as Emily.
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It is strange that a lot of poetry leaves people cold, but if you call those verses ‘lyrics’ and set them to music, many of those same people will be enraptured.
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With You and Me and the Space in Between, Kruckemeyer has created a universal, poignant allegory of the refugee plight which resonates with all ages, and Terrapin’s telling of it is inventive and charming.
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Chaotic, rambunctious, percussive and provocative, MARAT/SADE is a theatrical bull untethered and let loose among political and economic sacred cows and a whole herd of social injustice.
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Two Dogs is one of the most popular works in China and has been performed over a 1,000 times. I wanted in.
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There is not a false note in this entire enterprise, from script to scenery, and from every other talented actor in between.
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Opening with Mack the Knife and a cheesy choreography that looks like a halfpenny opera, Dream Lover charts the life and career of Bobby Darin.
