Speed, finesse and keen comic chops are key ingredients to any farce. Happily, they're all in ample supply in director Stanley Tucci's antic revival of Lend Me a Tenor. Even so, it doesn't quite cover the fact that Ken Ludwig's play, first on Broadway in 1989, is a yoyo yukfest. There are lots of laughs and lots of lulls.
"ImaginOcean" is a terrific hook to show kids entertainment that isn't boxed in.
In the past, Kia Corthron's works have spotlighted police brutality and veterans. Now, she taps into the politics of H2O—who has it, who doesn't, and why water should be free for every…
Fetching in a satiny gown of dark blue (to match Bankhead's language), Harper sheds any trace of TV sidekick Rhoda Morgenstern. At times her outsize expressions and gestures skitter dangerou…
A few months ago at a party I ran into David Garrison, with whom I have acted in Project Shaw at the Players.
Despite an uplifting ending set at the dawn of the Civil Rights era, it's hard not to feel that the "Boys" got railroaded - again.
A woman hiking in Hollywood's Beachwood Canyon in the ebbing days of summer 1932 happened upon a lady's shoe.