335 stories by "Nicole Serratore"
Having seen David Greig's play about faith and violence in Edinburgh in 2013 I was curious how they would cast the play when it was scheduled to play New York Theatre Workshop. Ramin G…
Bearing in mind I saw the first preview of City of Angels and could still smell the paint on the set, I can't really "review" it. Things may change between when I as the show and it is ope…
I wish I had just bought dinner at a table next to Alessandro Nivola rather than payed a small fortune to see this play. At least in that instance I'd have had a really nice meal and …
I've been shit about cross-posting my writing from other places on the internet. But had a discussion with John Murphy about Daniel Kitson's new storytelling show A Show for Christmas …
As the swirling cast tore off pieces of the balladeer's clothes and transformed him, I thought Jamie Lloyd's production of Assassins had its claws in me. It was most unexpected since w…
I'm leaving London today. I feel like I've been away forever. The world has been in an uproar and I haven't even had a TV to see it unfold. And when things are happen at home, a…
Daniel Kitson's two person play Tree will have its London premiere at the Old Vic Theatre in January 2015. Starring Kitson and comedian Tim Key, the work originally premiered in Manche…
I thought I had reached a breaking point this year with the voices of straight, white male voices in theater. But when it's Young Jean Lee doing the curating of those voices I'm will…
"Which, did no one anywhere on the R and D chain bring up how stupid it is to call a drone 'Icarus'?" Shifting tone between humor and the serious business of international espionage, Mac Ro…
If you went to see Jez Butterworth's The River on Broadway because I raved about the London production, well then I'm really sorry. It has been the rare experience for me to see a play…
