Nostalgia buffs will find plenty to enjoy. Those in search of a developed drama had best avoid this show.
If in 10 years here Viacheslav Dolgachev couldn't learn English, who knows how many more he may need to learn directing?
It features an almost all-star cast headed by Brian Dennehy, Aidan Quinn and David Strathairn, and ought to be a smash. Why isn't it?
A paean to youthful lust, love and longing (not to mention snappy zingers that never miss their mark), "Beebo Brinker" has a prurient hook but an innocent heart.
Unreal, unbelievable? Sure enough. But I for one wouldn't sneeze at 135 minutes of lovable lies.
This sort of color change is a bit of a rarity on Broadway, previously limited to the musical, as when a cast headed by Pearl Bailey took over in "Hello, Dolly!" So here we have not only new…
What a pleasure to have Mary-Louise Parker, one of our most extraordinary actresses, back on the New York stage after a too-long absence. This even if the play is Sarah Ruhl's profoundly non…
This charming, high-volume tale of a young man's journey to self-knowledge constantly threatens to veer off gleefully into free-form chaos. That's illusory, however. Stew, the single-named m…