1,209 stories by "Elyse Sommer"
It's too bad Billy Porter isn't on stage in his new autobiographical play .
Terence McNally's updated backstage comedy works best when it plays up the farce
Donald Margulies's ode to Chekhov ends up as something of a poor cousin to the work of its honoree .
a genre-crossing, electrifying stage adaptation of Mark Haddon's best selling novel .
An all-star cast proves that you can still appreciate Kaufman and Hart's wit and humor . .
The most beautiful production currently on any stage: Tom Stoppard's time and continent traveling play .
Neil LaBute's Hollywood send-up
Ingmar Bergman's classic problem marriage film appropriated by Ivo Van Hove and presented as a roundelay
Home is yet another battleground for this home from the wars Marine
Mia Farrow and Brian Dennehy launch the Broadway production of A. R. Gurney's 35-year-old epistolary 2-hander
he Mint Theater revisits George Kelly's last play .
Theater Pros (actors, playwrights, directors and critics) Talk About the Solo play
Robert O'Hara's assemblage of designed to shock sketches of growing up black and gay in America .
The Solo Play Has Given New Meaning to Greta Garbo's "I Want to Be Alone!"
September Cabaret Nights
Lauren Gunderson's look at a once famous artist who chose to put down his brushe
Arnold Weistein's 1961 absurdist play gets a new composer on the last lap of its transformation into a musical, but it could also use a trim of its "meaty" humor .
A. R. Gurney a la Alan Ayckbourn-
Christopher Durang's comic ode to Chekhov has brought his "kvetchy" siblings not to Moscow, but to Lenox
An unlikely romance you're likely to remember for a long time for its poignancy, humor, and terrific staging and acting . .
Lear in the Park
Williamstown welcomes Chita Rivera and Roger Rees for a welcome visit to its Main Stage for the show that's had more downs than ups over the years . . Read More
A new solo play that benefits from a charismatic performance by James Naughton
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An overview of the Williamstown Theatre Festival's likely to be Broadway bound revival of Sam Shepard's dark …
A challenging new musical from Barrington Stage's Musical Theater Lab benefits from a tuneful score but it needs more work
If the author and original actor could come to Pittsfield during this all too limited run, they'd be right up there giving Mark H. Dold the standing ovation he deserves. And they'd stay on t…
