Dennis William Grimes, Juliet Hart, Siddhartha Rajan and Kareem Bandealy in TimeLine Theatre Company’s “A Disappearing Number”/Photo: Joe Mazza/Brave Lux Inc.
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A Disappearing Number
(TimeLine Theatre Company)
Love, math and history bend toward infinity in this hypnotizing play from London’s Complicite
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Gloria
(Goodman Theatre)
This shocking new workplace dramedy will get lodged deep in your brain
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Empress Archer
(The Cambrians)
Dances by a dozen international choreographers are remixed in a duet about friendship and the creative process
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(Merce Cunningham and others)
The MCA pays tribute to the choreographic master and prolific collaborator
The MCA pays tribute to the choreographic master and prolific collaborator
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Jim Lehrer and the Theater and Its Double and Jim Lehrer’s Double
(Theater Oobleck)
Mickle Maher’s twisted world premiere descends into the rabbit hole of our cultural subconscious
Jim Lehrer and the Theater and Its Double and Jim Lehrer’s Double
(Theater Oobleck)
Mickle Maher’s twisted world premiere descends into the rabbit hole of our cultural subconscious
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