ILL-WILL HUNTING by Alisa Solomon
Red Death by Lisa D'Amour; Reading Hebron by Jason Sherman
Red Death by Lisa D'Amour; Reading Hebron by Jason Sherman
Vienna: Lusthaus (revisited) by Martha Clarke and Charles L. Mee; The Sandman, composed by Thomas Cabaniss, adapted from a story by E.T.A. Hoffmann
A Few Stout Individuals by John Guare; Long Island Sound by Noël Coward
Items on "Private Lives", "The Producers" and "Into the Woods", plus a profile of Harriet Harris of “Thoroughly Modern Millie.” Thanks to Wayman Wong on All That Chat for the link!
Ricky Jay: On the Stem; The Murals of Rockefeller Center
Reviews of Into The Woods and The Man Who Had All the Luck.
Is Albee's Virginia Woolf a great play? At any rate, it's one that can live again and again.
From Shanley's Doubt to Guirgis's Judas Iscariot, the Catholic Church undergoes intense theatrical scrutiny
Dessa Rose
A one-act program at 59E59 Theaters offers short plays by Deb Margolin, Timothy Mason, Roger Heddin, and Neil LaBute
The Voice charts the salaries
Jonathan Tolins's new play is ingenious, amusing, and ultimately annoying.
Hot room hosts not-so-hot production
Leslye Headland conjures a night of the living frenemies
The Transport Group and the Lincoln Center Festival mount shows that could use bigger aspirations
But the empirical method thwarts theatermakers again
Teorema at Lincoln Center Festival
Madeleine George authors the 10th show for playwrights collective 13P
A Gonzo collective enjoys nudity, Jack Daniel's, incest
When We Go Upon the Sea imagines bourbon-swilling Dubya under arrest