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Plus, remembering the director Peter Hall and the composer Michael Friedman.

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Christy Altomare, center, as Anya in the musical "Anastasia." Sara Krulwich/The New York Times Reflecting on 'Anastasia,' and Himself By JOSE SOLÍS Alienated from his surroundings, an 11-year-old boy identified with an exiled cartoon princess. Thanks to a Broadway musical, he now has gotten to know her.

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News and Features Matt Collins Give My Regards to E Street: Imagining a Springsteen Musical By MICHAEL PAULSON Theater writers go down the shore with Harold and Kumar, Rosalita and Cynthia Erivo, with a side trip to the Stone Pony. The Public Reinventing Shakespeare, According to the Gospel of Joseph Papp By BEN BRANTLEY A new play about Papp, the founder of the Public Theater, sets the tone for a season of audacious interpretations of the Shakespeare canon. Sara Krulwich/The New York Times Will the Old Gay Play Have Something New to Say? By JESSE GREEN A spate of revivals will allow audiences to consider what's changed, what hasn't, and what Bob Mackie has in the sequin drawer. Alley Theater Houston's Alley Theater Picks Up the Pieces After Hurricane By REGGIE UGWU Houston's Alley Theater, drenched and damaged by the recent hurricane, is rising above the floodwaters with plans to salvage its productions.

Peter Hall | 1930-2017 Peter Hall, British Theater Director, Dies at 86 By BENEDICT NIGHTINGALE A champion of playwrights and actors, he was the founder of the Royal Shakespeare Company and an artistic director of Britain's National Theater. 5 Shows That Sealed Peter Hall's Stage Legacy By THE NEW YORK TIMES Recalling the original critical response to pathbreaking productions directed by the founder of the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Michael Friedman | 1975-2017 Michael Friedman, Composer and Lyricist, Dies at 41 By MICHAEL PAULSON Mr. Friedman had a particular fascination with politics, which informed much of his work. An Appraisal A Man of Many Voices and a Gift for Prophecy By BEN BRANTLEY His versatility as a composer of musicals was matched by his emotional ardor and political shrewdness.

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New Reviews '_______ A' By BEN BRANTLEY Suzan-Lori Parks's Brechtian riff on Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The Scarlet Letter" returns to the stage with a new vitality. 'On the Shore of the Wide World' By BEN BRANTLEY Simon Stephens's play explores the dreams and disappointments in one working-class family. 'The Rape of the Sabine Women, by Grace B. Matthias' By JESSE GREEN A serious effort to dramatize a rape and its repercussions, the new play by Michael Yates Crowley also dares itself to be a satire.

Critics' Picks 'Inanimate' By BEN BRANTLEY Nick Robideau's sly new comedy at the Flea considers the pain and pleasures of objectophilia. 'The Suitcase Under the Bed' By ANDY WEBSTER The Mint Theater Company presents one-acts by Teresa Deevy, a proto-feminist finally receiving her due.

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