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Okay but can we talk about this recovery and save from Bendik from last night?

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MLS Team of the Week - GW 1

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MLS Team of the Week - GW3

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2ST's "Cult of Love" & MTC's "Eureka Day" Clash Hard, Electric, and True on Broadway

#frontmezzjunkies reviews: #LeslyeHeadland's #CultOfLoveBway @2stnyc dir: #TripCullman w/ #ZacharyQuinto #ShaileneWoodley #MareWinningham & #JonathanSpector's #EurekaDayBroadway @mtc_nyc dir: #AnnaDShapiro w/ #BillIrwin #JessicaHecht #AmberGray #Broadway

The Broadway Theatre Review: Cult of Love & Eureka Day By Ross Christmas lights on a Christmas tree, backed by some banjo and guitar, set up a sing-along family battle to the floor in Leslye Headland’s sharp, solid, and funny Cult of Love, a holiday smackdown of familial proportions that throws bitter bell ringing into the triggering fire. It’s a blazingly on fire Christmas classic, filled to…

2ST's "Cult of Love" & MTC's "Eureka Day" Clash Hard, Electric, and True on Broadway

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Eureka Day Review: Gloriously hilarious and searingly topical

Eureka Day at @oldvictheatre features one of the most hilarious sequences to unfold on stage. With brilliant performances and an accomplished script, it is a must-see. Check out my ★★★★ review below:

Eureka Day at the Old Vic is probably the funniest thing you will see at the theatre this year (more…)

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"This Much I Know" at Aurora Theatre

I will admit, I'm a little exhausted. Last night was Moulin Rouge!, the second of a four shows in a row. (Plus the heat has had me in the garden hand-watering some of the more thirsty plantings.) So I will be brief: This Much I Know (the first of the four) is one of those shows I hope to see again, in the hope I will be better able to plumb its intricate depths.

Want more? Read my review at TalkinBroadway.

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“Good, Better, Best, Bested” at Custom Made Theatre

Produced in conjunction with Just Theater, Jonathan Spector’s Good, Better, Best, Bested takes its audience on a careening ride along the Las Vegas strip, where seven skilled actors portray 20 characters in search of love, connection, happiness...or even just a little distraction from the terrors of a scary world.

Spector’s crisp dialogue and relatable characters, combined with terrific performances from the ensemble make this one well worth seeing.

Read my full review at TalkinBroadway.