Broadway Review: THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES
John Guare’s The House of Blue Leaves is a dark play, both sad and funny. Â The play is set in Sunnyside, Queens the day in 1965 that Pope Paul VI has come to New York. Â Artie, played by Ben Stiller, is a zoo-keeper by day and would-be song-writer by night. Â He is watching his youth fleeting and his window of opportunity closing. Â His songs are trite and his lyrics simplistic. Â His wife, B…