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2007 Stories by David Ng

• Land of the Lost

  published July 3, 2007

  A wedding ring. An Agnes B. scarf. One black Gucci pump. The lost items eulogized in the musical Gone Missing tend to be expensive,... More >>

• The Asian Equation

  published May 29, 2007

  What comes to mind when you hear the words "Asian-American theater"? The Tony-winning playwright David Henry Hwang. The actor B.D. Wong. Maybe... More >>

• The Ex Factor

  published May 22, 2007

  Clytemnestra, the vengeful wife of Agamemnon, has enlisted many of the theater's great grande dames in her deadly service. Kim Hunter, Florence... More >>

• Flick Chick

  published May 1, 2007

  Some people grow up loving movies so much they become filmmakers. Others become film critics. Masha Tupitsyn has taken a less traveled route by... More >>

• L.A. Rebel in Berlin

  published April 24, 2007

  Look up singer-songwriter Stew on iTunes and you'll find him in three different categories-—rock, alternative, and folk. Ask Stew's fans... More >>

• Class Action

  published March 27, 2007

  This updated take on George Bernard Shaw's 19th-century drama announces its hipness right from the get-go. A young man enters the stage and starts... More >>

• The Libertine

  published March 6, 2007

  Bertolt Brecht's first full-length play, Baal, is seldom performed these days and it's easy to see why judging by the Looking Glass... More >>

• Just for Kicks

  published February 20, 2007

  If only theater producers intent on turning Broadway into a showcase for recycled movie ideas would have the nerve to hire director Timothy... More >>

• Merci for Smoking

  published February 6, 2007

  The publication of French novelist Benoît Duteurtre's The Little Girl and the Cigarette feels impeccably timed. This month, France... More >>

• Out, Damned Fart

  published January 23, 2007

  The new comedy A Polish Play bills itself as a "conflation" of William Shakespeare's Macbeth and Alfred Jarry's Ubu Roi,... More >>