THROUGH THE FLAMES by Francine Russo
Kristin Marting's Erendira; Dawn Akemi Saito's Erendira
Kristin Marting's Erendira; Dawn Akemi Saito's Erendira
Howard's Professor of Desire; O'Hara Gets Skittish
Anto Howard's Scattergood; Robert O'Hara's Booty Candy
Greenberg Wins the Pennant; Haring Gets Marketed Again
Take Me Out by Richard Greenberg; Radiant Baby by Stuart Ross, Ira Gasman, and Debra Barsha
From Opposite Sides of a Small Island, Two Small Sad Plays
Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Toward the Somme by Frank McGuinness; Dublin Carol by Conor McPherson
THAW and the Lysistrata Project's Anti-War Fare
Two Shows About New Yorkers in Groups Suggest They Might Be Happier Left Alone
Little Fish by Michael John LaChiusa; The Last Sunday in June by Jonathan Tolins
Survival's the Tune, and August Wilson's Plays Sing It
TFNA and CSC Take on Shakespeare's Human Invention
Julius Caesar; The Winter's Tale
London's Winter of Theatrical Discontent
'Fifth' Still Has Kick, but 'Kimberly' Is All Akimbo
Facing Reality, or Not, in Stand-Up and Hip-Hop
Comedians by Trevor Griffiths; Corner Wars by Tim Dowlin
Some People Do Have to Live Like a Refugee
The Children of Herakles by Euripides
Is It Reinventing, or Just Recycling?
Twelfth Night and Uncle Vanya at BAM
Two New Shows Explore the Fun of What's Been Seen Before
Shanghai Moon by Charles Busch; Panic! (How to Be Happy!) by Richard Foreman
Tartuffe by Molière; Art, Life & Show-Biz by Ain Gordon
The State of Black Theater in New York
While Broadway Lives the Puccinian Past, William Bolcom Gives the Met a New 'View'
Tommy Tune: White Tie and Tails; Porterphiles
The Mercy Seat at MCC Theater; Hank Williams: Lost Highway at Manhattan Ensemble Theater
Joe & Betty at Kirk Theater; Gone Home at Manhattan Theatre Club
Dinner At Eight at Vivian Beaumont Theatre, Lincoln Center; What Didn't Happen at Playwrights Horizons at the Duke
Lloyd Suh's Masha No Home at Ensemble Studio Theatre; Ossie Davis's A Last Dance for Sybil at the New Federal Theater
Blue Sky Transmission: A Tibetan Book of the Dead, written and directed by Raymond Bobgan; The Secret of Steep Ravines, conceived and directed by Rachel Dickstein, written with Barbara Wiech…
Man of La Mancha by Dale Wasserman; Imaginary Friends by Nora Ephron; Adult Entertainment by Elaine May
To build the most grandiose set,
To dwarf the most noble ideal,
To make every action seem puny,
To mute every heartfelt appeal:
This is my bent;
I'm Jonathan Kent.
Destroying the theater
Is my sole intent.
I hate human beings,
So petty and small.
Let me hide them upstage in the shadow
Of my sliding wall!
And I know,
If I throw in enough little glitzy distractions,
That this well-meant but hokey old show
Will not matter at all!
Antigone by Mac Wellman