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"The Realess: a break beat play" by Idris Goodwin, at Merrimack Repertory Theatre in Lowell, Mass., through April 10. Pictured: Terrell Donnell Sledge and Diomargy Nunez. (Photo by Meghan Moore)
“1946” by Thomas Hagemann, at Main Street Theater in Houston, through April 17. Pictured: Lisa Wartenberg and Scott Gibbs. (Photo by Forest Photography)
“Adding Machine: A Musical” by Joshua Schmidt and Jason Loewith, a Hypocrites production at the Den Theatre in Chicago, through May 15. Pictured: Patrick Du Laney and Andres Enriquez. (Photo by Matthew Gregory Hollis)
“In the Next Room…or the vibrator play” by Sarah Ruhl, at Perseverance Theatre in Juneau, Alaska through April 2. (Photo by Michael Penn/Juneau Empire)
“Mothers and Sons” by Terrence McNally, at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park in Cincinnati, Ohio, through April 17. Pictured: Ben Cherry, Alvin Keith, Stephanie Berry, and Austin Vaughan. (Photo by Mikki Schaffner)
“Othello” by Shakespeare, at Independent Shakespeare Co. in Los Angeles, through May 7. Pictured: Evan Lewis Smith. (Photo by Grettel Cortes)
“Sirens of Song” by Pearl Ramsey and Kevin Ramsey, at Milwaukee Repertory Theater through May 29. Pictured: Maiesha McQueen, Amelia Cormack, and Bertilla Baker. (Photo by Michael Brosilow)
“The Addams Family” by Marshall Brickman, Rick Elice, and Andrew Lippa, at Berkeley Playhouse in Berkeley, Calif., through April 17. Pictured: Taylor Bartolucci and Alex Rodriguez. (Photo by Ben Krantz Studio)
“You Never Can Tell” by Shaw, at A Noise Within in Pasadena, Calif., through May 15. Pictured: Kasey Mahaffy and Erika Soto. (Photo by Craig Schwartz)
“The Realess: a break beat play” by Idris Goodwin, at Merrimack Repertory Theatre in Lowell, Mass., through April 10. Pictured: Terrell Donnell Sledge and Diomargy Nunez. (Photo by Meghan Moore)
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