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This staging by Eric Rosen, co-produced by Hartford Stage and the Missouri Repertory Theater, where it originated, is faultlessly faithful to Ms. Zimmerman's creation, which was wildly acclaimed off and on Broadway during the 2001-2 season.
Acclaimed Off Broadway, these memoirs about personal forgiveness and redemption will be performed by Mr. Moran in repertory.
Ms. DeVido is also in the evening's second-strongest offering, "Good Beer," by Samuel D. Hunter, who wrote last season's critically acclaimed Off Broadway hit "The Whale".
"Fela!," his acclaimed Off Broadway musical about the Nigerian composer and musician Fela Anikulapo Kuti — which he directed and choreographed — opens Nov. 23 on Broadway.
And Mr. Power, the talented playwright and performer whose musical restyling of a Greek tragedy, "The Seven," was acclaimed Off Broadway several seasons back, creates vivid dramatic facsimiles of these public figures.
Skip to next paragraph Enlarge This Image Piotr Redlinski for The New York Times After months of uncertainty, Sherie Rene Scott's critically acclaimed Off Broadway musical, "Everyday Rapture," has moved to Broadway, where it opens on Thursday.
Just a few weeks ago her father, acclaimed off-Broadway playwright Romulus Linney, died of lung cancer, aged 80.
The series will kick off with a dance performance by cast members from the American Repertory Theater's (A.R.T). production of the critically acclaimed Off-Broadway disco musical "The Donkey Show". This feature of the Common Spaces initiative responds to recommendations from the Arts Task Force Report to encourage more arts programming across Harvard.
"First Breeze" won acclaim Off Broadway in its first staging.
"When I need playwrights to give me space when I'm directing, I say to them, 'I didn't sit there when you were writing your first draft and go, 'You're using that word?' " added Ms. Kauffman, who directed "Detroit" to acclaim Off Broadway last fall and is remounting her much-praised production of Amy Herzog's "Belleville" at New York Theater Workshop this month.
The show also featured many, often acclaimed, one-off sketches, like Two Soups, where Julie Walters plays an elderly deaf waitress who takes an incredibly long time to take an order for two bowls of soup.
