Illyria<br> Review by Rob Weinert-Kendt
Why does Illyria only catch fire sporadically, at least in this new Prospect Theater production? Perhaps because aesthetic vision matters as much as craft.
Why does Illyria only catch fire sporadically, at least in this new Prospect Theater production? Perhaps because aesthetic vision matters as much as craft.
Naughton struggles to connect with the megalomaniacal master builder and his despair, seeming less lost in character than just plain lost.
Ambition often overshoots execution at the Pearl, a humble downtown rep company. In this Herculean endeavor, the troupe's modesty is both an asset and a-dare one say, tragic?-flaw.
Boswell's arrangements are terrific-he has a first-rate ear for unexpected segues and counterpoints-and Mosher is a dynamo of bright, unstable energy; her herky-jerky side kicks while singin…
Being nice got this good girl to both Broadway and Hollywood.