May Looks at Needy in 3 Works By MICHAEL KUCHWARA, AP Drama Critic
Despite the evening clocking in at only two hours and Korbich's galvanizing performance in the first playlet, these sitcom sketches seem to go on far too long.
Despite the evening clocking in at only two hours and Korbich's galvanizing performance in the first playlet, these sitcom sketches seem to go on far too long.
Café Plays gives directors, actors and writers 10 1/2 hours to create.
There's often an overtly sentimental side to country music but "Floyd and Clea Under the Western Sky" goes way beyond sugary in its predictable tale of two lost souls saved by each other.
It's hard to recall a recent play that's jangled my nerves more than Culture Project's "Dai (enough)." I mean that as a compliment to writer and performer Iris Bahr, whose one-woman, multi-c…
'Hairspray" led the pack with 14 nominations for the 48th annual Drama Desk awards, but none of the best-play nominees announced yesterday originated on Broadway this season.
There are definite limits to Griffith's vocal and dance abilities (she won't be starring in "Gypsy" or "Movin' Out" anytime soon), but, for the most part, they don't get in the way of her pe…
Initial theater-chat room banter generally was not kind to the play. "Terribly misguided production, should have been put out of its misery before it got to this stage," wrote one disgruntle…
This month's sold-out run of "Agamemnon" at the Getty Villa in Malibu is unfolding under the watchful eyes of the neighborhood associations that sued to stop the Getty from adding the outdoo…
It's not primarily the baseball players, in and often graphically out of their pinstripes, but playwright Richard Greenberg's love of the game that is the heart and soul of "Take Me Out," hi…
A secret about the John F. Kennedy assassination in 1963 stands at the center of "Frame 312," a timely play by Keith Reddin opening next month at the Atlantic Theater Company.
For the first time in nearly a decade, the Pulitzer Prize committee has decided not to bestow a Drama award.
Tracey Scott Wilson manages to avoid sermonizing pitfalls in "The Good Negro," her engrossing, highly theatrical take on the burgeoning civil rights movement in Birmingham, Alabama, in the e…