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For theater people, spring is a time of anticipation. That’s because most summer theater companies have released their seasons.
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Locally, the hills certainly are alive with the sound of music.
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Theater in April is just like the weather - there’s plenty of variety. This month there is an abundance of shows available that range from the tried and true to world and regional premieres. It’s a great combination of musicals and dramas. To suggest an overused phrase: There’s something for everyone.
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The Easter school break is a time for family vacations. Being a little ahead of the throng, I just returned from my first Disney cruise. It was a family reunion cruise, consisting of 14 adults and seven children. It was not my immediate family, but the family of my companion.
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“Sweat” playing at Capital Repertory Theater until March 31 is a production you don’t want to miss. It has a thoughtful story and strong actors who add emotion to a situation that is relatable to all.
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Creative License has been the resident theater company at Cohoes Music Hall for the past three years. During this time they have offered challenging material that despite its high quality might, for lack of a better term, be regarded as non-commercial. But, bear in mind, non-commercial is high praise to many people.
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In the world of theater, all of a sudden, things just got busy. Very busy. Next week, nine five shows open locally. Better yet, the mix is filled with intriguing, intense work.
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It is widely believed that the fate of a theatrical production is determined when the director selects his cast.
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In only 13 years, the Barrington Stage Company’s short play festival, “10x10”, has become one of the most anticipated theatre events of the winter. You have until March 10 to find out why.
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“The Minutes” playing at Albany Civic Theatre is a deceptive play in more ways than one. The most obvious form of deception is how playwright Tracy Letts has you laughing for most of its 100-minute duration and then stuns you with a gut punch.