Identity May Be Fluid, But Wife's Quality is Unmistakable by Michael Feingold
I Am My Own Wife; Right You Are
I Am My Own Wife; Right You Are
In musical theater, the old songs are the best songs, if only you know how to treat them by Michael Feingold
Never Gonna Dance; Primrose
Scholarship student learns she shouldn't go home again by Alexis Soloski
Lucy Thurber's Where We're Born
I am women, hear me roar my most personal confessions by Francine Russo
Irene O'Garden's Irene O'Garden's Women on Fire
Eduardo Machado's The Cook
In Kushner and Tesori's new musical, it's the appliances, not the hearts, that do the singing by Michael Feingold
Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori's Caroline, or Change
From HBO to Off-Broadway: Tony Kushner's Epic Theater of Identity
Lee Breuer's 'little woman' takes revenge in her dollhouse by Alisa Solomon
Mabou Mines' Dollhouse
This week I am at a loss. Everyone has been running around raving about The Beard of Avon and Henry IV, both of which bored me, the first to an inconceivable degree, the second slightly less.
The call came inviting me to a Plaza Hotel tea party hosted by Dame Julie Andrews to promote the TV movie Eloise at Christmastime, and before they could even say when, I started running ther…
Wicked wordsmith Anne Washburn rouses campfire chills by Alexis Soloski
Anne Washburn's Apparition
Parents throttle it out at murderously selective pre-school by Francine Russo
Eric Coble's Bright Ideas
Maybe the South shall rise again, but not as a result of this week's Broadway openings by Michael Feingold
Anna in the Tropics; Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All
Lee Breuer Goes Little—and Literal—With His Production of Ibsen's Classic
Playwright Len Jenkin enlists seaside freaks and phonies by Charles McNulty
Like I Say
Britain's quirky Improbable Theatre lets Death off the hook by Daniel Mufson
Improbable Theatre's The Hanging Man
Oren Safdie's Private Jokes, Public Places
The Long Christmas Ride Home; The Caretaker
What's wrong with the present is self-evident, so suppose we look a little further ahead by Michael Feingold
The Violet Hour
The "Angels in America" opening.
Painter Egon Schiele serves jail time over his jailbait muse by Alexis Soloski
Tatjana in Color
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Both on and Off-Broadway, new musicals suffer from severe multiple personality disorder by Michael Feingold
Wicked; Wilder