Written by: John Ryan Martine, Jr.With Mothers and Sons, Terrance McNally has written an emotional epilogue for a generation of AIDS survivors and provided Tyne Daly with the opportunity to …
Written by: John Ryan Martine, Jr.In Great Britain in 1931, there was no such thing as a glass ceiling. Women in the workforce weren't advised to "lean in" (as they now are by Cheryl Sandber…
Written by: John Ryan Martine, Jr.New York Theatre Workshop's newest production, Love and Information by Caryl Churchill, is an assault on the eyes, the ears, and the patience of the audienc…
Written by: John Ryan Martine, Jr.With Outside Mullingar, John Patrick Shanley has created a charming, humble romantic comedy with rural Ireland as the backdrop. After a few misses (First Da…
Written by: John Ryan Martine, Jr.The unfortunate title of Chuck Blasius' new play, 'I Could Say More' leaves the audience only one reply: "Please, don't."
Written by: John Ryan Martine, Jr.She is King is a small show with big ideas. It delivers them quietly, in the soft voice of actress Laryssa Husiak who conceived, created, and performs in th…
Written by: John Ryan Martine, Jr.If the production of Handle with Care, a new play by Jason Odell Williams, is any measure, making fresh romantic comedies for the stage must be difficult. T…