The cast is fearless, and the ensemble is impeccable never missing a beat or an opportunity to evoke the emotions at the core of their character. The dialogue, movement and lighting appear t…
By: Bernard Carragher
December 3, 2019: Bedlam's production of Arthur Miller's The Crucible directed by Eric Tucker at the Connelly Theatre in the East Village is a generally strong an…
SOURCE: theaterlife at 11:24pm on December 3, 2019☆⚑
As produced by Bedlam in association with The Nora, Arthur Miller's 1953 tragedy, "The Crucible," based on the Salem Witch Trials proves to be both riveting and relevant all over again. In t…
★★★★ Bedlam removes the frame from Arthur Miller's drama about another witch hunt
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Originally published on TDF Stages View this story online The lauded theatre company puts its singular stamp on the Arthur Miller classic " Even before it begins, Bedlam's take on Arthur…
The lauded theatre company puts its singular stamp on the Arthur Miller classic ---Even before it begins, Bedlam's take on Arthur Miller's The Crucible is meant to jar. The sparse Connelly T…
Bedlam Theatre, a New York City Company, was founded in 2012 by the actress Andrus Nichols and the actor/director Eric Tucker. Their first show, George Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan, was perform…
Bedlam's provocative production of The Crucible has a purpose -- to urge us all to stand up and shout down the devils in our midst.
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In today's Wall Street Journal I review the Massachusetts opening of Bedlam's new revival of The Crucible. Here's an excerpt. *Â Â *Â Â * Sixty-six years ago, everyone who saw "The C…
SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 7:02am on September 20, 2019☆⚑
by Edward Precht. @pertoltprecht. DAYTON, OH - Tyler Zuckerman, theater kid and self-proclaimed "rising star" of T.H. Wilder High School, made waves this week as classmates noticed him just …
Jonathan Goad's production begins without assuming the girls have fabricated the illnesses that spur speculations of witchcraft for foolish, selfish reasons, writes Carly Maga.