PICTURES FROM HOME " nothing to write home about
Never leave dirty dishes in the sink. Always make your bed. And if you don't have something nice to say, don't! But certain rules are made to be broken. Right? So here go…
Never leave dirty dishes in the sink. Always make your bed. And if you don't have something nice to say, don't! But certain rules are made to be broken. Right? So here go…
Nathan Lane and Danny Burstein rely on shtick in Sharr White's adaptation of Larry Sultan's book, while Norbert Leo Butz can't save the musical "Cornelia Street."
By: David Sheward February 13, 2023: The drama of the everyday and the ordinary are given vivid, rich life in Pictures from Home, Sharr White's stage adaptation of Larry Sultan's 1992 ph…
80 seconds from the Broadway play starring Nathan Lane, Danny Burstein and Zoe Wanamaker
Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk about Pictures From Home, 33rd Annual Kleban Prize for Musical Theatre, Lucy @ Minetta Lane Theatre, Heather Headley @ Carnegie Hal…
 Around 1982 the photographer Larry Sultan began taking photos of his parents at their home in California's affluent San Fernando Valley. And he kept at it over the next 10 years, final…
Check out red carpet photos from opening night of Pictures From Home, starring Nathan Lane, Zoë Wanamaker, and Danny Burstein!
Last night, the new Broadway comedy Pictures From Home celebrated its opening night at Studio 54 on Broadway (254 W 54th Street). Check out highlights of this new play from Shar White!
Last night, the new Broadway comedy Pictures From Home celebrated its opening night at Studio 54 on Broadway (254 W 54th Street). See photos from inside the opening night celebration as M…
I congratulate those people who could look past the tepid writing and direction.  They got something out of this play and thought of their own parents' journeys. I am not so patie…
The new play starring Danny Burstein, Zoë Wanamaker, and Nathan Lane opened at Studio 54 February 9.
Last night, the new Broadway comedy Pictures From Home celebrated its opening night at Studio 54 on Broadway (254 W 54th Street). See photos from inside the theatre as stars Nathan Lane, …
Nice acting and sensitive direction characterize "Pictures From Home," the starry new Broadway production of Sharr White's meh family drama based on the photo-memoir by Larry Sultan. V…
Top stories include reviews for Pictures From Home which opened on Broadway last night, plus Mammia Mia! will launch a new tour this fall, and more!
Sharr White's relationship with Broadway has been one of perseverance. After 10 years, the playwright returns to the Main Stem this season with his adaptation of "Pictures From Home," Larry …
Sharr White's Broadway adaptation of Larry Sultan's photo memoir is part sitcom " with laugh lines for Nathan Lane " and part family weepie. There's no intimacy amidst the broad strokes and …
In 1992, photographer Larry Sultan published an unusual book about his parents Irv and Jean entitled "Pictures From Home," a combination of staged photographs of them, stills from the family…
Pictures From Home is in performance at Studio 54 on West 54th Street in New York City.
Sharr White's new play adapted from photographer Larry Sultan's 1992 autobiographical photo memoir stars Nathan Lane, Danny Burstein, and Zoë Wanamaker.
Whose truth are we witnessing when playwright Sharr White fictionalizes photographer Larry Sultan's photo memoir of his parents? Juliet Hindell reviews. The post Review: Pictures from Home a…
Take a picture, it'll last longer. This phrase transcended from sarcastic adage to artistic mission in the hands of American photographer Larry Sultan. In 1992, Sultan published "Pictures fr…
In a stage adaptation of Larry Sultan's photo memoir, Nathan Lane stars as the father everyone's aiming at.
It's an obnoxious dinner guest of a play.
Pictures from Home is a frantically verbal adaptation that's not given to subtlety. The post <em>Pictures from Home</em> Review: A Blaringly Unsubtle Family Portrait appeared fir…
The cool thing about Sharr White's intriguing and rather haunting Broadway play "Pictures From Home" is that it actually gives the family enough ammunition to fight back.