A malevolent core hums at the center of everything in Saki's ironic, sometimes eerie tales, cleverly adapted here for the stage.
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Make a salad or a soup into a cheap and healthy meal.
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"As long as people keep committing crimes, this show has a place."
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Haunted House or Tunnel of Love? The creatures lurking within can be one and the same.
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Magic, mentalism, and storytelling propel Jeff Grow's award-winning solo show.
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"Do you believe in God?" "I don't know – have you stopped beating your wife?"
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Entertaining and thought-provoking, this new thriller is a nice way to begin hacking one's way into the Halloween season.
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Georgie Caldwell's appealing performance can't debug this magical tale's problematic script.
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