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Donn Saylor is a freelance writer and theater junkie who'd rather see a play than a Red Sox game. He has a recurring dream of slow dancing with Patti LuPone and riding horseback with Daniel Radcliffe. Donn keeps you updated with the latest news, reviews, and buzz on the Boston theater scene. Email him here.

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The Publick's 'Virginia Woolf' is a mesmerizing thrill ride

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When it comes to theatrical supercouples, none can rival the sheer magnitude of George and Martha in Edward...
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‘Oratorio’ is a sumptuous feast

I’m a firm believer that all theater must be experienced to be appreciated. When I write a review, I am cognizant of the fact that a review is...
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Solomon’s one-man show is a warm, witty tour-de-force

Early on in Steve Solomon’s solo performance, My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish, and I’m in Therapy, the performer...
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A.R.T.’s Mamet festival concludes with a mixed bill

The American Repertory Theater is wrapping up its David Mamet celebration with two shorter plays, The Duck Variations and Sexual Perversity in...
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A beautiful, challenging ‘Dream’

When dramatist and poet Federico Garcia Lorca died in 1936, he had given the theater world some of its most enduring masterpieces, including The House...
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‘Pirates!’ is a swashbuckling tour-de-force

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The Huntington Theatre Company closes out its strong 27th year with the musical Pirates! (Or, Gilbert and Sullivan’s Plunder’d)...and...
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A fine ‘Romance’ at A.R.T.

One doesn’t automatically associate David Mamet with slapstick. But in Romance, currently on stage at the American Repertory Theater, slapstick...
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'Jerry Springer': an opera like no other

No, that’s not a typo. Someone has actually made everyone’s favorite trashy indulgence, The Jerry Springer Show, into an opera. And when...
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‘The Bacchae’ impelled by intimacy, intensity

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A bright, shining “Moon”

In A Moon for the Misbegotten, there comes a moment (different for every audience member, I’m sure), as we swim amidst the lovely words of...
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