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The Shape Of Things Almeida at King's Cross, London; 380 seats; £27.50 ($41) top Production: An Almeida Theater presentation of a play in one act written and directed by Neil LaBute. Crew: Sets ...

Neil LaBute may be the theater's most savage lepidopterist. Treating his characters as so many butterflies, he stalks and nets them with ruthless wit and cunning. He displays his quarry in his ...

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The Shape of Things begins like many other stories. Boy meets girl—in fact, boy falls in love at first sight with girl—and the two embark on a whirlwind romance. But this time things take a detour, ...

The 90s were an unforgettable time for cartoons, with animated series that didn’t just entertain but also shaped an entire generation. For millennials, these shows were more than just Saturday ...

On this front The Shape of Things scores valiantly, as each character is given more than their fair share of words to sling. In fact, more often than not it's the words that become the real star ...