The opening debut for the New Haarlem Arts Theater leaves a lot to be desired and a lot to be admired. Ambitiously choosing a three-hour play, James Baldwin’s rarely staged “Blues for Mister Charlie,” requires actors who know their stuff. Unfortunately this is rarely the case. Part of the problem is that director,Eugene Nesmith, is also the acting teacher at City College of New York. He has forgotte…
SOURCE: Times Square Chronicles at 12:38AM on July 18, 2011