Curio Theatre Company's Romeo and Juliet, presented in their lovely sanctuary space, is a concept piece with an agenda, which is all good, even if the concept is stretched thin in places. .
John Rosenberg's words cascade in a rush to get out as he traces along the fault lines of interaction, exploring the push and pull, and revealing the failings and desires that shape who peop…
- In this memory play and almost love story, Alan Zweibel dramatizes and shares the story of his life & times with late comedienne Gilda Radner.. . . Read More
Times are bad in the neighborhood, and the sad roots of Bruce Graham's comic play tap into deep sources
At the Walnut Street Teater this award winning play comes across more sitcom than humorously gritty and real. But as Abe Lincoln (probably erroneously) is credited with saying: People who li…
This sea play by Richard Bean sucks you into a theater experience you won't soon forget, with ties to the past and warnings for the future. . .