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A Paler Shade of Moor
What Does It Mean When Only One African American Actor Shows Up to Your Casting Call for Othello?
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The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay Performed as a Five-Hour Play
Book-It Attempts the Impossible: Making Moby-Dick for the McSweeney’s Generation into Theater
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The Sly Knowingness of Passing Strange
A Brutally Honest Portrait of a Musician as a Confused Young Man
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The Sad Story of queerSpawn
Mallery Avidon’s Play Is a Monochromatic Slice of High-School Desperation
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A Writer and a Bomber Talk Their Way Through Terre Haute
Edmund White’s Take on Gore Vidal and Timothy McVeigh’s Real-Life Relationship
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In 25,000 Posts, James Lapan Details His Economic Depression
He Put Up “For Sale” Signs All Around Town While Dealing with His Own Foreclosure
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Edmund White Fantasizes About Timothy McVeigh
An Interview with the Novelist and Playwright about Terre Haute and Being Sued by Gore Vidal
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Creeps Is a Burst of Rage in the Boys’ Room
Seattle Subversive Theatre Has Built a Bathroom for This Staging of David E. Freeman’s Discomforting Play
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The Strange, Dystopian Poetry of Returning to Albert Joseph
Caring Is Subversive in the Satori Group’s Latest World Premiere
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A Room with a View Is on the Verge of Being a Great Musical
There’s Room for Improvement, but Louis Hobson Is in the Role of His Lifetime