Reviewed by Judd HollanderEach of us during the course of our lives will meet, work and interact with numerous people on an almost daily basis. Yet in the end, we'll never really know many o…
After establishing himself as one of our finest playwrights with such works as "Killer Joe" and "August: Osage County," Tracy Letts seems to have somewhat lost his way with his more recent "…
Diana Rigg brought new meaning to "I want her to know it was me" earlier this month when she aired her dirty My Fair Lady laundry out to the New York Post, venting her annoyance at the show'…
This doesn't have the fire and fury of August Osage County. But any theatergoer who appreciates fine acting and willing to tackle a challengingly
structured play won'…
Orphan Black star and recent Emmy nominee Tatiana Maslany took her first official bow on the New York stage on July 12 at 2nd Stage's Tony Kiser Theatre in Tracy Letts' Mary Pag…
Orphan Black star and recent Emmy nominee Tatiana Maslany took her first official bow on the New York stage on July 12 at 2nd Stage's Tony Kiser Theatre in Tracy Letts' Mary Pag…
In “Mary Page Marlowe,” Tracy Letts, the Tony-winning actor (“Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”) and Pulitzer and Tony-winning playwright (“August: Osage C…
Playwright Tracy Letts's Mary Page Marlowe, opening tonight at Second Stage's Tony Kiser Theater, caroms every which way through and around the course of the lifetime of its title character.…
If you're a Shakespeare in the Park kind of person, your summer will be bookended by two characters, the villain Iago and the heroine Viola, making the koan-like confession "I am not what I …
★★★★★ Tracy Letts returns to the Midwest with a subdued but stunning play about someone "unexceptional"
The post Mary Page Marlowe: Six Actresses, One Amazing W…
★★★ Tracy Letts returns with an intriguing notion for a play, perhaps too streamlined for coherence
The post Mary Page Marlowe: The Six Ages of Woman appeared first on New…
by Brian Scott Lipton Do we direct the course our own life or does life merely happen to us? That's the major existential question faced by the title chara…
Six women play Mary Page Marlowe, the titular protagonist of Tracy Letts's 90-minute one act at Second Stage Theater. I imagine that developing the show was a fascinating experience for the …
Six actresses — from Tatiany Maslany of “Orphan Black” making her New York stage debut, to Tony winner Blair Brown — play the title character in “Mary Page Marl…
Inside the unusual process of making Mary Page Marlowe---When Susan Pourfar was cast as the title character in Tracy Letts' Mary Page Marlowe, which traces seven decades of an ordinary woman…
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