Producers at the April 6 opening night party of starry Broadway play “The Realistic Joneses” had plenty of cause for celebration as the positive reviews started to roll in. But t…
With The Realistic Joneses, Will Eno's first play to reach Broadway, more theatergoers will have a chance to sample the weirdness that defines his world and clever wordplay...
What powerhouse playwright could possibly lure Toni Collette, Marisa Tomei, Michael C. Hall and Tracy Letts into a show? Tennessee Williams, maybe, or Arthur Miller. Try Will Eno. Until now,…
Let me tell you that if anyone wanted a spot-on one-sentence review of Eno's newest work, you couldn't do any better than what she said. But we professional assessors are expected to say mo…
The stars are shining on the stage of the Lyceum Theatre in Will Eno's new, eerily entertaining, play "The Realistic Joneses." With last season's Best Actor in a Play winner Tracy Letts, Mic…
NEW YORK (AP) -- You know when people first meet and it can be instantly awkward? They talk over each other, make inane comments and sometimes completely miss the point? Well, that prett…
In Will Eno's "The Realistic Joneses," two couples, both named Jones, get to know one another amid fear, loneliness and unspoken love in a small town near the mountains.
The Realistic Joneses opens tonight, April 6, on Broadway at the Lycuem Theatre 149 W 45th Street. This new American play comes to Broadway after a critically-acclaimed run at the Yale Reper…
Will Eno's Broadway debut is a unique opportunity for the idiosyncratic writer to alienate and irritate whole new demographics. Cranky defenders of well-made plays will fume over its laconic…
Toni Collette, Michael C. Hall, Tracy Letts and Marisa Tomei reach for connections both human and cosmic in Will Eno's existential sitcom about mortality.read more
Ah, a quiet summer night in a small town near some mountains. Ah, the crickets, the vast dark sky, the faraway hoot of an owl. And the dead squirrel on the deck and the bad smell coming from…
It’s the words, stupid. That’s what Will Eno keeps telling us in his hypnotically quirky plays. What separates the men from the beasts? The words. What saves huma…
In "The Realistic Joneses," a kind of "Endgame"Â reoriented to the American suburbs, Michael C. Hall and Marisa Tomei as a couple named Jones pay an unexpected visit to introduce themselve…
BROADWAY REVIEW: "The Realistic Joneses" at the Lyceum Theatre
BROADWAY REVIEW: "The Realistic Joneses" at the Lyceum Theatre ... At some point in most marriages, perchance many points, one…
