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Mark Ruffalo at the American Airlines Theater. Damon Winter/The New York Times The Actor's Activist By LISA BIRNBACH After an 11-year absence, garnering Oscar nods and leading protests, Mark Ruffalo returns to Broadway in Arthur Miller's "The Price."

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News and Features 32 Reasons to Get Out & Off the Couch A guide to this spring's most promising live events, from Bette Midler in "Hello, Dolly!" to dinner with "Sweeney Todd." 5 Must-See Shows if You're in New York This Month By BEN BRANTLEY March brings a set of rivalrous blue-collar workers, a resentful stoker on an ocean liner and, oh yes, one very angry barber. Obama Takes In a Broadway Show, but Shuns the Spotlight By SOPAN DEB The former president, who has kept a low profile since leaving office in January, visited New York to see "The Price" with his elder daughter, Malia. Premieres and a Sarah Ruhl Play Coming From Playwrights Horizons By MICHAEL PAULSON Ms. Ruhl's latest play, "For Peter Pan on Her 70th Birthday," will open the season.

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Reviews 'Sunday in the Park With George,' a Living Painting to Make You See By BEN BRANTLEY Jake Gyllenhaal and Annaleigh Ashford star in the marvelous revival of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's musical, at the newly restored Hudson Theater. 'If I Forget,' Clashing Currents in Jewish Identity By ALEXIS SOLOSKI Steven Levenson's comedy-drama explores multiple and contradictory dimensions of self-perception through its portrait of a family, the Fischers. 'Wakey, Wakey' Stars Life and Death By BEN BRANTLEY There are echoes of Samuel Beckett in this short, resonant tragicomedy, written by Will Eno and featuring Michael Emerson. In 'The Skin of Our Teeth,' the End of the World as We Know It By BEN BRANTLEY The Theater for a New Audience's revival of Thornton Wilder's apocalyptic comedy feels surprisingly appropriate for a world threatened by climate issues and packed with refugees.

Critics' Picks 'Man From Nebraska' Delivers a Crisis of Faith By BEN BRANTLEY That 'Sunset Boulevard' Close-Up, Finely Focused By BEN BRANTLEY It's Norman Mailer vs. Feminists in 'The Town Hall Affair' By BEN BRANTLEY 'The Object Lesson' Amid the Cardboard Clutter By BEN BRANTLEY

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