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  Hominid considers human nature from animal perspective

  Out of Hand Theater and Theater Emory's Hominid symbolically dramatizes a chimp community for a deeply-felt portrayal of how animal behavior can mirror human nature.

  Vol. 38 No. 29 Published 11.18.09 by Curt Holman
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  Spectacle upstages script in Mamet's A Life in the Theatre

  Alliance Theatre offers a lavish production of the intimate, two-actor tribute to the performing arts

  Vol. 38 No. 28 Published 11.11.09 by Curt Holman
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  Upwardly Mobile

  Smart world premieres establish Atlanta’s theatrical voice

  Vol. 38 No. 28 Published 11.11.09 by Curt Holman
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  Theatrical Outfit runs amazing race Around the World in 80 Days

  Clint Thornton directs a high-spirited adaptation of Jules Verne's classic novel

  Vol. 38 No. 25 Published 10.21.09 by Curt Holman
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  Georgia Shakespeare returns to scene of the crime with Julius Caesar

  Company delivers a muted message in its bloody staging of Shakespeare's political melodrama

  Vol. 38 No. 24 Published 10.14.09 by Curt Holman
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  Dad's Garage sketches a familiar Business model

  Comedy troupe tries too hard to emulate a TV sketch as it lampoons the global economic slowdown

  Vol. 38 No. 23 Published 10.07.09 by Curt Holman
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  Aurora Theatre opens new play series with a boom

  A Craigslist ad for a no-strings hookup leads to an apocalyptic dilemma

  Vol. 38 No. 22 Published 09.30.09 by Curt Holman
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  Horizon Theatre’s Third skewers academe's liberal prejudice

  Late playwright Wendy Wasserstein's final work offers intriguing King Lear parallels

  Vol. 38 No. 21 Published 09.23.09 by Curt Holman
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  7 Stages'Hair sprouts '60s idealism in Little Five Points

  A raw, urgent rock band and an infectiously cheerful young ensemble offers an engaging revival of the American Tribal Love-Rock Musical

  Vol. 38 No. 20 Published 09.16.09 by Curt Holman
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  Daniel May leads reincarnation of Cotton Patch Gospel

  Tom Key passes his perennial show to an actor of a younger generation

  Vol. 38 No. 19 Published 09.09.09 by Curt Holman
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  Complex family drama grounds Grey Gardens

  A tale of two Edies adds hints of scandal and madness to the Kennedy mystique

  Vol. 38 No. 18 Published 09.02.09 by Curt Holman
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  Medicine Showdown’s snake oil goes down easy

  Flying Carpet Theatre Co. offers a hoodwink and a smile

  Vol. 38 No. 17 Published 08.26.09 by Curt Holman
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  Witty Savannah disputes the value of your own personal Jesus

  The Savannah Disputation finds humor in religious tension between Catholics and evangelicals

  Vol. 38 No. 16 Published 08.19.09 by Curt Holman
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  Cool Drink’s comedy comes at drama’s expense

  The Horizon Theatre production offers a contemporary riff on the classic African-American drama A Raisin in the Sun

  Vol. 38 No. 13 Published 07.29.09 by Curt Holman
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  Rhythm Darlings' ladies play the blues at Essential Theatre

  Award-winning Georgia playwright Vynnie Meli explores lesser-known corners of history involving female jazz musicians touring the South during World War II.

  Vol. 38 No. 12 Published 07.22.09 by Curt Holman
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  Fingertips' funny shorts stand on the shoulders of Giants

  Speed is of the essence in Dad's Garage Theatre's evening of sketches inspired by They Might Be Giants

  Vol. 38 No. 11 Published 07.15.09 by Curt Holman
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  Shakespeare crafts torture-porn in weirdly compelling Titus Andronicus

  Georgia Shakespeare stages a memorable production of the Bard's most notorious tragedy

  Vol. 38 No. 11 Published 07.15.09 by Curt Holman
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  Blood Knot finds the frayed places of brotherly bonds

  Tom Key and Kenny Leon star in the apartheid-era drama

  Vol. 38 No. 11 Published 07.15.09 by Curt Holman
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  Food for Fish feels like the one that got away

  Essential Theatre struggles to find a tone to suit the play

  Vol. 38 No. 10 Published 07.08.09 by Curt Holman
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  Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is built like a brick house

  Georgia Shakespeare's grand production puts the Tennessee Williams play in the company of the classical canon

  Vol. 38 No. 9 Published 07.01.09 by Curt Holman

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