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Douglas Corzine is a freelance arts journalist and critic based in New York but rooted in Nashville. His work has appeared in the New York Times, Town & Country, Interview, Jacobin, the Brooklyn Rail, and American Theatre. He is also a regular contributor to TDF Stages and the Washington City Paper.

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Going Solo: What's Behind the Meteoric Rise of One-Person Plays?

Going Solo: What's Behind the Meteoric Rise of One-Person Plays?

The marquees are as bright as ever, the houses just as packed—but increasingly, when the curtain rises in New…

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Show and Telemachus: Joseph Medeiros's Journey Through 'The Odyssey'

Show and Telemachus: Joseph Medeiros's Journey Through 'The Odyssey'

How a versatile actor picked up ancient Greek in his spare time, and soon became the unlikely bearer of an in…

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The Surprising Presence in ‘The Gospel at Colonus’

The Surprising Presence in ‘The Gospel at Colonus’

Little Island’s revival of “The Gospel at Colonus” brings together a powerhouse ensemble of Black artists to …

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Live Performance's New Union Wave Goes Way Beyond Broadway

Live Performance's New Union Wave Goes Way Beyond Broadway

From planetarium lecturers to performers at strip clubs and escape rooms, Actors' Equity is organizing live e…

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Why Veteran Playwrights Are Clamoring to Work with Rising Director Jack Serio

Why Veteran Playwrights Are Clamoring to Work with Rising Director Jack Serio

As his first major Off-Broadway show opens, the freshly minted Obie winner is staying true to his indie theat…

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Was Cleopatra A Redhead? Nashville Shakespeare Festival's Casting Attracts Scrutiny

Was Cleopatra A Redhead? Nashville Shakespeare Festival's Casting Attracts Scrutiny

In Nashville, 'Antony and Cleopatra' stirred debate over race and representation, as local actors criticized …

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Truman Capote Finally Has Breakfast at Tiffany's, Via Jesse Tyler Ferguson

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By Douglas Corzine
| Vanity Fair Verified
Much like Holly Golightly, Truman Capote never actually ate breakfast at Tiffany's. The upstairs café at the jewelry brand's flagship New York City store, which cashes in on Capote's novella and the 1961 film it inspired, only opened in 2017. But the day before Jesse Tyler Ferguson opens Tru, a one-man Off Broadway show about Capote, he's here—nibbling on scrambled eggs topped with caviar and explaining how he found his take on the writer's famous speaking voice.
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Cat Power and Vertigo: City Lights for March 5-11

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By Matt S. Siblo, Serena Zets, Douglas Corzine, Steve Kiviat
| Washington City Paper Verified
It is hard to imagine a punk bill that’s worth stretching one’s bedtime more than Saturday’s at Comet. Montreal’s Béton Armé have quickly become one of the most buzzed-about punk bands, having won over a U.S. audience that is usually allergic to songs sung in any language besides English (they sing in French). In a post-Turnstile landscape, is it possible for a French Canadian oi! band to garner a large following? Crazier things have happened.
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Mohini Dey, Ghostface Killah, and Snow White: City Lights for Feb. 19-25

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By Dorvall Bedford, Steve Kiviat, Serena Zets, Douglas Corzine, Hannah Docter-Loeb, Louis Jacobson Verified
| Washington City Paper Verified
Immense talent is on its way to Alexandria. Mohini Dey, a bassist for Willow Smith who also leads her own band, is playing at the Birchmere on Thursday and it’s a show you won’t want to miss. At 29 years old, Dey has been working in the music industry for 20 years and has collaborated with luminaries such as guitarist Steve Vai, tabla player Zakir Hussain, and producer Quincy Jones. She’s currently on tour, having already played in Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York City.
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