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Bio: Byron Woods is the INDY's theater and dance critic.Email: byron.woods@gmail.comTwitter: http://twitter.com/byronwoods

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In Two Productions, Spiritual and Social Reckonings Loom Large

by Byron Woods 02/07/202302/08/2023

An interfaith production of “My Name is Asher Lev” tells a story of community turmoil, while Burning Coal’s “Mlima’s Tale” tackles a different kind of reckoning.

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Opening Up the Possibilities of “Hamlet”

by Byron Woods 01/25/202301/25/2023
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Tamara Kissane’s Controversial New Play Hits the Stage in Greensboro

by Byron Woods 01/18/202301/18/2023
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The Must-See Winter Performances Coming to the Triangle

by Byron Woods 01/04/202301/12/2023
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Director Rebecca Holderness on Her Burning Coal Theatre Company Production of “Silent Sky”

by Byron Woods 12/07/202201/18/2023
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A Showcase of a Small-Town Tap Ensemble That’s Gone Big, and a Transgressive Production of “Emma”

by Byron Woods 11/23/202201/18/2023
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Save a Few Squeaky Wheels, “A Doll’s House, Part Two” Is Thought-Provoking and Robust

by Byron Woods 11/16/202201/18/2023
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A Preview of “The Garbologists” and a Review of Theatre Raleigh’s Dazzling “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812”

by Byron Woods 11/02/202201/11/2023
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Reviews of Four Significant Local October Productions

by Byron Woods 10/12/202201/11/2023
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New Triangle Venues Help Fill In the Gaps for Performing Arts Companies

by Byron Woods 10/05/202201/11/2023

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