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- I doubt whether this play is going to change anyone's mind about the value of Ayn Rand's philosophy. Both sides will probably dig deeper into their own opinions.
a showcase for Danza, who croons amicably and moves amiably through the action like a re-enfranchised member of the Rat Pack.
wonderfully grounded by the terrific performance of Norbert Leo Butz . . .
Olivia Williams gives a remarkable and intense performance in this adaptation of Ingmar Bergman's film
You definitely don't have to be Jewish to find plenty to laugh at and " if you're unlucky enough to have a sanctimonious, razor-tongued relative like Daphna Feygenbaum " to identify with. Ev…
The Keen Company's revival of Jon Robin Baitz's rarely produced first full-length play proves that a promising new play can, given the right cast and direction, continue to live up to its pr…
It was a great to see Aedin Moloney again in a splendid role soon after her terrific performance last season in Airswimming at the Irish Repertory Company.
And Miles to Go
Partial Comfort Productions at The Wild Project 195 E. 3rd Street www.partialcomfort.org
kicks off it's 11th season with the World Premiere of by Chad Beckim (A Bright New…
This production will delight David Walliams' fans because it is a show all about his large comic presence and almost every one of Bottom's lines will get a good laugh. But for the rest of us…
Ruiz shows us again that he knows how to put a strong imprint on a faded text
Leveaux, who has directed a number of Tony Award-winning revivals (Nine, , The Real Thing, Anna Christie, has done exceptionally well keeping Romeo and Juliet’s sympathies i…
Clever as this travelogue through over 80 years following a horrific apocalypse via the satiric cartoon series, The Simpsons is, it's going to have audiences divided between the extravagantl…
this generously witty and intellectually stimulating play, we are inclined to think about motives, sincerity, career choices, love, and truth, and a few other things that good plays should m…
Horton Foote's many fans are in for quite a surprise. These old friends and their various relatives could easily be mistaken as kin to the greedy unhappy people in Tennessee Williams' Cat on…
It has been a three-year journey from the McCarter Theater in Princeton to the New York Theater Workshop for Will Powers play Fetch Clay, Make Man, about the unlikely but nevertheless extrao…
Even if I were free to attend every evening of Mike Daisey's 29 performanced, I doubt I could have brought myself to sign on for more than two at most. As it turns out, much as I admire the …
Regina Taylor's merging of real and surreal is likely to leave you feeling over-assaulted with ideas. On the other hand, this new play may just make you stop and reset your thinking about co…
Lucy Thurber's new play is being launched along with restaged production of four previous dramas under the umbrella title of The Hillside Plays.
Otho Eskin's cast of already and still to be famous people from the arts, science and politics who interact in a typical Vienna coffee house circa 1910 is indeed fascinating but it makes for…
Still enormously entertaining, and with something to say about love and war.
Mark St. Germain's latest play about an imagined meeting between two famous men, in this case F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway . .
Shakespeare & company's outstanding revival of Martin McDonagh's first Leenane play, with a stellar cast headed by company founder Tina Packer
a celebration of a man who followed his heart and his soul and found a way to reach out and sing out to a new generation of Jews
Michael Mejias's play is a great show superbly acted, and it's time to open up the clubhouse doors and let the world see it. Play ball!. . . Read More
This production is hugely entertaining, sometimes impossibly funny and with only a few bumps along the way that keep it from being endlessly engaging. It's a fun night in the park, a very fu…
