Thoughts about community and theater
Choreographers team up to take on marketing of dance shows
Dinner At Eight at Vivian Beaumont Theatre, Lincoln Center; What Didn't Happen at Playwrights Horizons at the Duke
Copying Chagall's way of making costumes.
Not a show for the intellectually challenged, "The Art of Painting," written and performed by Mark Chrisler, is a masterful piece of heady writing. A 50-minute
Square One Theatre Company continues on with solid programming at the Stratford Theatre, 2422 Main St. in Stratford. Two up-coming shows are: The Connecticut premiere of "Irena's Vow" by D…
Two River Theater's entertaining new production of "Art" is slightly short of scintillating.
When a recent fire destroyed plans to mount "Abyssinia" at North Shore Music Theatre, director Stafford Arima felt some eerie parallels between art and life.
Choreographer David Parsons wants dance audiences to have a good time. How's that for fresh?
Watching the world premiere of John Logan's play Red last night at the Donmar Warehouse about the artist Mark Rothko, I was put in mind frequently of Sunday in the Park with George, Stephen …
How to Wreck a Career in One Easy Lesson
* * ½ out of four
Alfred Molina has, in 12 years, gone from Art to Red, with a little fiddling on the roof in between.
Billy Crystal's ode to his father makes memorable theater of a Long Beach living room