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Two women sit at music stands, speaking to each other. The one on the right is in a white T-shirt and black overalls; the one on the left is in a canary yellow shirt and wears chunky glasses on her head.

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1972 First Rehearsal

Jessie Nelson poses with a script while working in at a table.

Press - Los Angeles Times

Waitress writer Jessie Nelson embodies the low-key feminism of her latest work

“What I love about [Waitress] is it takes these traditional things like motherhood and baking and says they can be as much about empowerment as anything else,” Nelson said.

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Chadiwkc Stokes in a gray fiddler cap and orange cardigan sitting in front of a studio mic, with Sybil Gallagher in a brown jacket sitting in front of a mic to the right.

Press - GBH’s Culture Show

Chadwick Stokes and Sybil Gallagher on 1972

Chadwick Stokes and Sybil Gallagher visited the GBH studios to discuss 1972, Stokes’ new work about abortion, bodily autonomy, and life before Roe v. Wade,

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Paul Giamatti in a three-piece suit and bowler hat sits at a cafe table smiling and pointing at John Turturro, who stands shrugging in a wool blazer.

Review - Rhinoceros

The Wall Street Journal

Outlandishly funny—and eerily realistic. John Turturro and Paul Giamatti make a blissful comedy duo.

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John Turturro sits on the ground with a vacant stare next to a playhouse-sized church, holding a bottle between his legs.

Review - Rhinoceros

WBUR

Stellar performances, expertly directed. Funnier, and more thought-provoking than I could have imagined.

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The Arts Fuse

Paulus makes the most of Ionesco’s farce, propelling the action with snappy, high-spirited invention.

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Tatiana Maslany in a muted floral blouse and John Turturro in an undershirt and suspenders stand in front of a cot, clasping hands and staring out expressionlessly.

Review - Rhinoceros

BroadwayWorld

First you laugh, then you cry. Some of the best Ionesco ever!

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The Cambridge Day

A stunning production of Ionesco’s classic play. Stellar performances… insightful direction.

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Theater Mirror

The most energetic, innovative, talented and—yes—hilarious evening of theater this side of Broadway.

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The Poplar Review

A triumph, brilliantly directed. Ionesco’s work still has profound lessons to impart.

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The New England Theatre Geek

A grand production worthy of its hype.

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New York Stage Review

★★★★★ Hits home with new force.

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