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1. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Rob Weinert-Kendt

   Of God and ghosts: ‘Paranormal Activity’ on Broadway is a spiritual event (opens the original)

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   It may sound strange to say it, but the best reason to attend the new Broadway show “Paranormal Activity” is the audience. Let me explain: While this new stage iteration of the popular horror film franchise has been deftly, even ruthlessly realized by very some very savvy theater makers, its entire raison d’être is to get a large crowd to lean in, watch and listen—to attune our every sense to the finest detail and perceived movement—with the singular goal of having our pants scared off. I must r

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2. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Rob Weinert-Kendt

   You can see ‘The Saviors’ and maintain your faith—both in God and the power of theater (opens the original)

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   There’s a sinking feeling that will be familiar to any churchgoer, or even to any moderately religious person, as we watch a popular narrative set in a church or depicting devout believers: We’re just waiting for the other shoe to drop. How long, we wonder, before the characters are exposed as hypocrites, nutjobs or outright villains? We can usually see their crisis of faith coming long before they do. In the case of Bubba Weiler’s affecting new play “The Saviors,” now running at the Atlantic Th

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