The Midtown International Theatre Festival, which opened this week and runs through August 6, is at only 2 venues and has a far smaller number of shows in its lineup than does the Fringe Festival, but that makes it more manageable, a great warm-up, if you will, to the upcoming binge that will sprawl out over most of lower Manhattan and eat every good theatre lover’s schedule alive. This weekend, Gothamist brings you mini reviews of 5 very different shows in the festival: The Girls of Summer; Where Three Roads Meet; The Siblings; Love, Punky; and AfterWords (which is actually a set of three short plays). Check out the festival website for these shows' schedules, as well as to see the other shows on tap. As always, the opinions expressed below are the reviewer’s alone, not Gothamist’s.
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A few times a week, Gothamist publishes music reviews by our contributor Jeff Baum. The opinions below belong entirely to the author.
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