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Fabulous Darshan is a triumph for the WorkShop

Fabulous Darshan, Bob Stewart's wise, funny, and splendidly entertaining new play at WorkShop Theater company, is indeed fabulous in every way.

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Martin Denton
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This is a nuanced, quietly captivating production and its whole strength rests on the capable shoulders of Ellen Barry.

Ellen Barry's Lizzie is at once a sympathetic figure and a cold, unhinged woman who does seem capable of murder—and who reminds us of what we in turn might be capable of...Mitch Giannunzio’s script

Journalist: 
Di Jayawickrema
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Lizzie Borden At Eight O'clock

you will not be disappointed...what makes this play work is the groove the ensemble can get going

Paul Weidner’s translation, with its political edge, its humor, and its moral lessons, is necessary and timely. If you’re a fan of Tartuffe you will not be disappointed.

Journalist: 
Leslie Bramm
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Molière's Tartuffe

I heartily recommend that you catch one of the upcoming performances...Actors are amazing...Awesome cast...

Host-director-producer...Jonathan Pereira...has an easy charm that I imagine audiences will enjoy as much as I did...Let me tell you what I learned from this experience: actors are amazing.

Journalist: 
Martin Denton
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VERBATIM VERBOTEN - The Words You Were Never Meant To Hear...Uncensored!

...surprising, radical and humanist...authentic...powerful... there is much here to be admired and enjoyed.

"I encourage you to take the opportunity to familiarize yourself with this little-known gem that says so much that is still resonant about gender, class, power, and economics, from a point-of-view

Journalist: 
Susan Jonas
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Miss Lulu Bett

Foreign Affairs

Orloff keeps the audience thoroughly amused. Co-produced by the Foolish Theatre Company, Foreign Affairs provides a thoroughly enjoyable evening at the WorkShop Theater!

Journalist: 
Jo Ann Rosen
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Foreign Affairs

Couples

It's a treat for the audience...each of these eight pieces has its own distinct voice, and shows Orloff's great range as a writer...He manages to address some heavy issues that affect relationships

Journalist: 
Robin Reed
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Couples

Just go and laugh

Romantic screwball comedy is alive and well...Guided perfectly by director David Gautschy and a crackerjack cast, Intellectuals is a refreshing reminder of how fun good theatre can be...writing is

Journalist: 
Byrne Harrison
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The Tragedie of Macbeth

David M. Mead...shows us both this man's burning ambition and his intense thoughtfulness. His Macbeth isn't talked into anything by anybody.

Journalist: 
Martin Denton
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The Blue Carbuncle with Sherlock Holmes/The Gift of the Magi

The WorkShop Theater gives a cheerful alternative to bombast or treacle in these two charming adaptations...genuinely amusing and fine versions of holiday classics to enjoy and celebrate...all in a

Journalist: 
Ivanna Cullinan
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