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Love Letters, written by A. R. Gurney, produced by Delaware Theatre Company, directed by Bud Martin, featuring Michael Learned, Daniel Davis. Reviewed by Wendy Rosenfield
Times are tough, right? That's one of the few reasons I can imagine for the spreading revival of A.R. Gurney's Love Letters, which opened this week both at Delaware Theatre Company and on Br…
'Who is it that can tell me who I am?"
So asks the aged monarch early on in Shakespeare's King Lear.
New This Week King Lear (Shakespeare's Globe at the Annenberg) The old king confronts mortality and his three daughters. Wednesday through Saturday.
Tangle Movement Arts' Loop. It didn't. If this be circus arts, please, send in the clowns.
Rounding Third, written by Richard Dresser, reviewed by Wendy Rosenfield, produced by Act II Playhouse, featuring Tony Braithwaite and Michael Basile, directed by Matt Silva.
Half Straddle's In the Pony Palace/Football, is a fast, funny romp and stomp all over the gridiron.
People's Light kicks off their 40th-Anniversary season with a production that's one of the best I've seen in years.
The Body Lautrec, by Aaron Cromie and Mary Tuomanen, with Heath Allen, original music, Maria Shaplin, lighting, and Kate Raines. Reviewed by Wendy Rosenfield for FringeArts and the Philadelp…
Fences
Through October 5 at People's Light and Theatre Company, 39 Conestoga Rd., Malvern.
Tickets: $27-$47. Information: 610-644-3500 or peopleslight.org
Dipping between Greek theater and the Judson Church of the 60's and Harlem vogueing, Antigone buries her brother, and Trajal Harrell keeps it real.
Even during lean years, Opera Philadelphia could manage at least a klieg light for its season opener.
Now celebrating its 40th anniversary with financial stability and grand plans for season…
The world is so used to artists craving recognition that audiences might initially be nonplussed by those who fight you off with a stick and then run.
Theater season has kicked off, as always, with the Fringe Festival, now in its 18th year.
NEW YORK (AP) - The recent revival of "Of Mice and Men" starring James Franco may have closed on Broadway, but you can still catch it on the silver screen.
'Varekai" may mean wherever in the language of the Hungarian Romani, but the success of Cirque du Soleil's visually enthralling (if not athletically thrilling) show originated in a sing…
John Lithgow and Alfred Molina are gay men who's lives are disrupted when they finally get married in "Love is Strange."
NEW YORK (AP) - NBC has gone to Broadway to find one of its stars of "Peter Pan Live!"
NEW YORK (AP) - If you can't get to London in time to catch Gillian Anderson is constant motion onstage in "A Streetcar Named Desire," her orbit is about to get larger.
Broadway honored Rivers; Ashley Tisdale got married; Sara Gilbert’s having a third.
NEW YORK (AP) - In the end, Broadway's leaders saw the light - and decided to turn them off.
