Picnic Broadway Review
Are all single women to be pitied? Would an undisciplined drifter in the 1950’s have a torso with a sculpted six-pack? Did William Inge’s “Picnic” really deserve the Pulitzer Prize for Drama over all...
View ArticleCasa Valentina Review: Straight Men in Dresses On Broadway
It is no surprise that Harvey Fierstein is the one who authored “Casa Valentina,” a remarkably well-acted if under-cooked play about a 1960’s Catskills resort for heterosexual men who liked to wear...
View ArticleFavorite New York Stage Performances of 2014
“As an actor, you’re often the most visible part of a project while having the least amount of say over its final form,” James Franco said recently. Although at the time he was making both his...
View ArticleCircle Mirror Transformation Review, 2009
“Circle Mirror Transformation” ran at Playwrights Horizons, opening on October 13, 2009 and closing after several extensions on January 31, 2010. It was a remarkable debut for playwright Annie Baker,...
View Article1984 Review: Orwellian Horror Show on Broadway
It would seem just the right timing for the first adaptation on a Broadway stage of “1984,” George Orwell’s chilling 1949 novel of a future totalitarian society. The book long has been so thoroughly...
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