Vulpines have seldom been as slinky and brutal as in Ivo van Hove's stunning evisceration of "The Little Foxes" - Lillian Hellman's 1939 potboiler about a greedy Southern family and the fate…
Lillian Hellman's tightly plotted 1939 melodrama is an unaccustomed pleasure in our ambiguous age, more enjoyable than any number of "greater" works. Think of it as a spin in a big, plush to…
welcome back Lillian Hellman to a major West Coast venue, in this case the Pasadena Playhouse where a revival of the playwright's seminal play is crackling right along
Looked upon as a theater workshop inhabited by some very brave and talented souls, Ivo van Hove’s production of “The Little Foxes” bears definite dividends.
Director Ivo van Hove's deconstruction of Lillian Hellman's sturdy melodrama comes off as an acting exercise that would probably be very helpful somewhere around the middle of rehearsals.
Mini skirt, maxi volume. That, in brief, is what's memorable about the loud but low-impact revival of "The Little Foxes" at New York Theatre Workshop. Lillian Hellman's 61-year-old potboiler…
RECOMMENDED There is nothing little about Lillian Hellman’s 1939 potboiler “The Little Foxes.” The characters, the drama, the incestuous pairing of family and greed, it is …
Tragedy is an experience of chaos. Most great tragic actors eventually realize that truth. Whether it's Oedipus the King or Hamlet, these great characters aren't so much making decisions as …
