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Jon Courie?s play about a family dealing with cancer is sympathetic but undercooked.

?Garden of Earthly Delights? is without doubt one of the most eerily hypnotic spectacles of flesh in motion ever put on a New York stage.

It?s raining greenbacks in ?Road Show,? the latest version of Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman?s long-aborning, ever-evolving and eternally slender musical about curdled American dreams.

As a critic in Britain and later for The New York Times, Mr. Barnes helped bring dance to a broad audience with an exuberant style.

Those in the industry wonder not only about empty theaters, but also about the effect on the stream of creative work.

?Back Back Back,? a new play by Itamar Moses about baseball?s steroids scandal, could actually use a little juicing itself.

Barbara Eda-Young?s authorial restraint, and taut direction by Austin Pendleton keeps a story about a family on the Lower East Side touching but never saccharine.

Directed and choreographed by Lynne Taylor-Corbett, this show is based on the life of the tap dancer Jack Donahue.

With its highly skilled clowning, mime, acrobatics and contortion, ?Birdhouse Factory? provides a refreshing reinterpretation of traditional circus.

Robert Falls?s deflated revival of David Mamet?s ?American Buffalo? evokes the woeful image of a sports car?s flat tire, built for speed but going nowhere.