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Elysa Gardner

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Theater and music critic/lover, mom (to human and canine), carbs enthusiast. Book: www.amazon.com/Magic-Do-Pippins-Fantastic-Broadway/dp/1493064355
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‘Giulia’ Is a Poisonous Hit in the Spirit of ‘Sweeney Todd’

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By Elysa Gardner
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Distinctive Romance ‘A Walk on the Moon’ Makes a Fine Stage Landing

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By Elysa Gardner
| The New York Sun Verified
Arts+ What makes this musical adaptation of the 1999 film so refreshing is that it is neither a romantic fantasy nor a sermon on female autonomy. Sam Gravitte and Talia Suskauer with the company of 'A Walk on the Moon.' Joan Marcus ELYSA GARDNER Jun 30, 2026, 07:42 AM ET Already have a subscription?
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‘Birthright’ Examines Modern Jewish Identity With Fearless, Powerful Force

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By Elysa Gardner
| The New York Sun Verified
Arts+ It’s difficult to recall a recent play that was as fair-minded in tackling the subject of the Middle East, or what it means to be a Jew today. Zoë Winters, Eli Gelb, Molly Ranson, Nate Mann, and Hale Appleman in 'Birthright.' Emilio Madrid ELYSA GARDNER Jun 29, 2026, 11:02 PM ET Already have a subscription?
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