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Sunday, April 27, 2025
The Blackest of Comedies, ‘Dead Outlaw’ Ignores No Opportunity for Deliciously Inappropriate Humor
Like ‘Floyd Collins,’ currently making its Broadway bow as well, ‘Outlaw’ draws on a true story to document American enterprise carried to a chilling extreme.
By ELYSA GARDNER |
The Jeff Bezos-Backed Slate Is a Back to Basics Truck for the Working Class
New American-made electric pickup has a target price of less than $27,500.
By GARY GASTELU |
Playing Singer Bobby Darin, a Tony Winner, Jonathan Groff, Is the Driving Force of New Musical ‘Just in Time’
Groff manages to channel Darin’s slickness with a rugged dynamism that lends a little more grit to the material than the singer himself offered at times, without ever losing sight of his subject’s eagerness to charm.
By ELYSA GARDNER |
Doctors Koop and Kelsey and the Age of Great Physicians
By CARL ROLLYSON |
The Frick Is Fabulous, Finally
By A.R. HOFFMAN |
The Very Model of a Modern Musical Trifle, ‘Pirates! The Penzance Musical’ Offers a Rollicking Time at the Theater
By ELYSA GARDNER |
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