Articles about Other Desert Cities
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It's the choice on the highway that gets Brooke Wyeth (Rachel Griffiths). There is the exit for Palm Springs, and then there is the sign that points down the highway and reads "Other Desert…
Last week, the Lincoln Center Production of Jon Robin Baitz's critically acclaimed new play OTHER DESERT CITIES directed by Joe Mantello opened at the Booth Theatre. The production stars St…
The cover of the PLAYBILL for Other Desert Cities by Jon Robin Baitz isn’t the only thing that has been changed for this production which has now transferred to the Booth Theatre on Br…
in the LATimes yesterday. I'm mostly posting because of this passage--Baitz doesn't encounter any such problem in "Cities," which leaves no psychological stone unturned in telling of a Wasp…
Unhappy families are a theatrical mainstay, and Jon Robin Baitz has created a complex one, the Wyeths, in Other Desert Cities. The Broadway production of this acclaimed new play stars Stocka…
Unhappy families are a theatrical mainstay, and Jon Robin Baitz has created a complex one, the Wyeths, in Other Desert Cities. The Broadway production of this acclaimed new play stars Stocka…
NY1 VIDEO: Jon Robin Baitz's "Other Desert Cities" opened on Broadway this past Thursday. NY1's Frank DiLella was on hand for the starry night, and he filed this report.
Meet the first-nighters at the Broadway opening of Jon Robin Baitz's new play Other Desert Cities.
Lovers of great drama (with a healthy dose of comedy) had a special reason to cheer Other Desert Cities on the play’s November 3 opening night at the Booth Theatre: The play represents…
The Best Man is a curious case. This Gore Vidal drama had a decent run when premiered in 1960. It was nominated for a number of Tonys and made into a movie. But then it promptly fell off the…
Other Desert Cities, at Broadway's Booth TheatreGratuitous Violins rating: ***1/2 out of ****I've been hooked on a few nighttime soap operas over the years, most notably Dallas and Falcon Cr…
Jon Robin Baitz's new family drama "Other Desert Cities" opened November 3 at Broadway's Booth Theatre. Directed by Joe Montello, the limited engagement play only runs through January 8, 201…
Jon Robin Baitz's politicized family drama comes to Broadway.
On Thursday, November 3, the Broadway production of Jon Robin Baitz's Other Desert Cities opened at the Booth Theatre starring Stockard Channing, Rachel Griffiths, Judith Light, Stacy K…
Performances began October 12 at 8 pm at the Booth Theatre for Jon Robin Baitz's critically acclaimed new play OTHER DESERT CITIES directed by Joe Mantello. This Lincoln Center Theater produ…
Performances began October 12 at 8 pm at the Booth Theatre for Jon Robin Baitz's critically acclaimed new play OTHER DESERT CITIES directed by Joe Mantello. This Lincoln Center Theater produ…
A daughter returns home with an earth-shaking Christmas gift for her parents to unwrap in Jon Robin Baitz's Other Desert Cities — starring Stockard Channing, Stacy Keach and Judith…
Do critics recommend visiting "Other Desert Cities"?
NEW YORK " When the eternally promising playwright Jon Robin Baitz was lured to network television to write the series "Brothers and Sisters," the signs pointed to another excellent stage cr…
Jon Robin Baitz, who burst into New York theater as an eerily mature playwright in the late '80s, has always crafted smart work full of intimate emotions and big ideas. But "Other Desert Cit…
Broadway has given us some great family dramas recently, but that juicy genre becomes elevated when the kin in question are warring over something bigger than themselves. This is the case in…
Legit Reviews: Helmer Joe Mantello did a savvy job of recasting "Other Desert Cities" for its Broadway transfer.
In Other Desert Cities, Brooke Wyeth to be played by Rachel Griffiths who is making her Broadway debut, a once promising novelist, returns home after a six year absence to celebrate Christma…
Jon Robin Baitz's "Other Desert Cities" has moved to Broadway, where it has emerged as stronger, more sincere and more credible than in its previous incarnation.
Rachel Griffiths makes an auspicious Broadway debut in Jon Robin Baitz's compelling drama.
