High Drama, High Art at Linc Center Fest - I by Susan Elliott
Two theater pieces reviewed, one from a safe distance...
Two theater pieces reviewed, one from a safe distance...
The action is never quite clear in director Garry Hynes' murky production, which is performed on a dark, dingy stage.
Betty Buckley has two voices, one quiet and trembling with sensitivity, the other a stadium-size laser beam.
Lincoln Center Theater does full justice to this stirring, venerable work, a play very much of its original time and place, New York 1935, in the middle of the Depression and uncertainty aro…
Playwright David Hare has weaved the political events of the past five years into Stuff Happens, a historical drama about the United States' path to war in Iraq, which officially opens at the Public Theater April 13 after previews from March 28.
Who knew there were so many laughs to be had on the way to the beheading of John the Baptist?
"Coronado," a seductive new throwback of a play by Dennis Lehane, taps into that unsettling place where the familiar turns eerie.
For William Mastrosimone, a work begun as a son's story is completed as a father's account.
From Arthur Miller to Carol Channing to Whoopi Goldberg to Nathan Lane, they spoke and sang the praises of the show-biz caricaturist during a joyous ceremony in which the Martin Beck Theatre…