BOTTOM LINE: Blending the personal and political, Misconceptions offers a nuanced and engaging look at the many faces, voices, and stories within the abortion debate.
The subject of abortion is a perennially heated topic, and, in light of escalating state and federal attacks on women’s reproductive rights, one that has gained increasing prominence in America’s collective psyche...In its production of Steve Wangh’s Misconceptions, Blessed Unrest widens the lens on this complex issue, revealing with empathy and insight the various factors behind the decision to keep, or end, a pregnancy...
BOTTOM LINE: The Thanksgiving Play is a hilarious and damning look at white liberals through the lens of trying to put on a politically correct play for school kids.
BOTTOM LINE: Two outstanding actors give memorable performances as two friends who reflect back on how they met.
BOTTOM LINE: Parents of a teenager killed in a school shooting must live with surprising everyday reminders.
BOTTOM LINE: Diverse characters chase love, fame, and music in this feel-good homage to ‘40s-era New York City.
BOTTOM LINE: Having a hard time deciding on a Broadway show, but you know you want a play? Here are brief reviews of everything that is still running from this season (as well as a brief recap of the shows that have already closed).
BOTTOM LINE: Having a hard time deciding on a Broadway musical? Here are brief reviews of everything that is still running from this season (as well as a reminder about those that have already closed).
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