CoHo Productions’ latest gets lost in its own madness.
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The Yellow Wallpaper Goes, Or I Do
CoHo Productions’ Latest Gets Lost in its Own Madness
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Little Gem Gets the Staging It Deserves
Corrib’s Production Gets Out of the Pub and Onto the Boards
Corrib’s production gets out of the pub and onto the boards.
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Remote-Access Warfare
CoHo Productions’ Grounded: Another Mediocre Take on Drones
CoHo Productions’ Grounded: Another mediocre take on drones.
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The Bad Old Days
Maple and Vine Takes on Modern Malaise
Maple and Vine is a slow-moving take on modern malaise.
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Communication Breakdown
Enjoy Is All Filler, Still Killer
Exploring Japan’s “Lost Generation” in CoHo Productions’ Enjoy.
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The Ocean Is a Metaphor
Facing Life’s End in The Outgoing Tide
Facing life’s end in The Outgoing Tide.
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Shock Therapy
Women, Madness, and Licking Batteries
Licking Batteries takes on women, madness, and electroshock therapy.
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Mommy Issues
Getting (Teen) Angsty with CoHo’s Crooked
The CoHo tackles teen angst in the beautifully acted Crooked.
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The New Tortured Artist
Theater Meets Stand-up Comedy in International Falls
Theater meets stand-up comedy in International Falls.
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Feminist vs. Feminist
CoHo Tackles Seeing and Being in Body Awareness
COLLEGE CAMPUSES are probably the only place where the difference between second- and third-wave feminism is still ardently debated. They’re also where the two waves are likely to collide, a notion mined to surprisingly personal, relevant effect in Body Awareness, written by Annie Baker and running at the CoHo under the direction of Gretchen Corbett. […]
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Tortured Genius Is Tortured
Boy Wonders Go Awry in Patrick Wohlmut’s Continuum
Boy wonders go awry in Patrick Wohlmut’s Continuum.
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Summer Theater
It’s Not All Shakespeare in the Park
Summer kicks off a new season of local theater programming.