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Review: ‘The 39 Steps’ at Lake George Dinner Theatre is destination worthy (opens the original)
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LAKE GEORGE — “The 39 Steps” is a bold but winning choice for Lake George Dinner Theatre. Though it only uses four cast members, it is a major production, especially for the intimate space at the Lake George Holiday Inn Resort. It is the type of entertainment that will be enjoyed by almost everyone. Some people will love it, others may merely like it. It would be difficult not to find something to enjoy in the presentation. Especially after a satisfying three-course dinner – included in the pric
Fall entertainment overview: Fall theater looks bright and diverse (opens the original)
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CAPITAL REGION, N.Y. — The fall theater season is upon us. One sign is that Capital Repertory Theater in Albany is opening its season. It’s a world premiere: “The Last American Newspaper.” Not only is it a brand new work, but the material has deep local roots. It’s a memoir by Ken Tingley, who served as editor of The Post-Star in Glens Falls for 21 years. He was a journalist for more than 40 years. During his tenure, the paper won a Pulitzer Prize for a series on local domestic abuse. Local is w
Review: ‘Breathing Time’ at Cohoes Music Hall is a play that stays with you (opens the original)
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COHOES, N.Y. — Breathing Time, presented by Creative License at Cohoes Music Hall, is that unusual play that has more of an impact on you days after you leave the theater than it does the night of the show. Though it’s a fascinating production, there is little of the profound in Beau Willimon’s script. What Breathing Time does do is make simple truths of life very impactful. Those truths are that major life events have subtle and unpredictable ripple effects. There is no predicting the future an
Review: ‘Left on Tenth’ at Curtain Call Theatre is a cross between live theater and an audio book (opens the original)
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LATHAM, N.Y. — “Left on Tenth,” playing at Curtain Call Theatre in Latham until Oct. 4, is as much a rescue mission as it is a theatrical experience. The material is flawed as a drama, and without a perfect production it could be a tedious night of theater. Fortunately, at Curtain Call the acting and direction find the inherent charm of the romantic true story. It rescues the experience. The work is adapted from a personal memoir by the author, Delia Ephram. It tells the story of her having a la
‘Left on 10th’ at Curtain Call in Latham a romantic story from creator of ‘You’ve Got Mail’ (opens the original)
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LATHAM, N.Y. — If you enjoy romantic stories, “Left on Tenth” at Curtain Call Theatre, which opens Thursday, Sept. 16 and runs through Oct 4, has a pretty good pedigree. It was written by Delia Ephron, who co-wrote the film “You’ve Got Mail” with her sister, Nora Ephron. Her other screenwriting credits are “Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants” and “Michael”. For the stage, she wrote “Love, Loss and What I Wore”. Directing “Left on Tenth” is Ellen Cribbs, a well-known area actor who has been in mor
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