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Bruce Norris

theater review Nov. 15, 2022

Downstate, at the Limits of EmpathyIn Bruce Norris’s play about registered sex offenders, the characters are humanized but not quite forgiven.

By Jackson McHenry
theater review Mar. 9, 2018

Theater Review: In The Low Road, Adam Smith Envisions Pizza HutInspired by Paul Ryan’s rise in the 2012 presidential race, The Low Road is full of articulate fury, and articulate villainy.

By Sara Holdren

Aug. 2, 2017

Theater Review: A Parallelogram Is a Theatrical Black MirrorA sci-fi framework for a realist story.

By Sara Holdren
theater June 14, 2015

Theater Review: Group Sex Is Anything But Easy in The QualmsThere are titters, but not for long.

By Jesse Green
stage dive Nov. 4, 2013

Theater Review: Domesticated“Part of what’s hilarious about Domesticated is the way the playwright not only goes there, but stacks the deck on arrival.”

By Jesse Green
theater review Apr. 20, 2012

Theater Review: Clybourne Park Is a Mighty Racial Cage MatchAbandon all pieties, ye preening progressives (white or black) who enter here.

By Scott Brown
Feb. 1, 2012

HBO’s The Corrections Loses a SonDon’t worry, Ewan is still onboard.

By Kyle Buchanan