The Article About <i>The Play About The Baby The actors spend a lot of time naked, but the director says Albee’s language is more revealing
in Theatre Preview Marliss Read A Little Lamb Okay, a lot of Lamb: <i>The Hour I First Believed</i> is 740 damn pages long! But it’s well worth it
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The Debt Offensive Patrick Creadon’s prescient <i>I.O.U.S.A.</i> paints a grim picture of America’s apocalyptic fiscal
in Screen Review Dying Is Easy, Choreography Is Hard <i>Sailor’s Song</i> combines dance and Eugene O’Neill-style drama, with mostly magical results
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Eugene O’Neill In 3/4 Time? Amy de Felice whisks family drama onto the floor for a passionate waltz in <i>Sailor’s Song</i>
in Theatre Preview Sunday At The Spa With Hope If you can’t beat ’em, beautify ’em. That’s what Jillian Kaliel did for her neighbourhood women
in City Life Runaway Bride Redux Nicole Moeller’s cold-feet comedy <i>Without You</i> is one of the smartest plays of 2008
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The Decade Of Huge Decisions Did Nicole Moeller write the definitive play about being in your 20s in less than 24 hours?
in Theatre Preview Bob Marley Was Right! Despite a bumpy script, every little thing turns out all right in <i>Three Little Birds</i>
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Canadians: Just As Perfidious As The Yanks! A simple act of literary theft has dire consequences for the CanLit hero of <i>The Killing Circle
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And Now We Come To The End Judith Thompson puts intense domestic themes into an international context in <i>Palace of the End</
in Theatre Review Covering Nine Presidents, With #10 On The Way Rory Kennedy profiles White House correspondent Helen Thomas in <i>Thank You, Mr. President</i>
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Meet Peter, Walt, And Emily Three of Edmonton’s most notorious ghosts will be out on Friday night. Here's where to meet them
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