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Broadway Fall Preview: What Ticket Buyers Want to See by Cara Joy David

I love the fall theater season. First, fall is my favorite time of the year in the city. Second, the fall theater season is chock full of new offerings, but the pressure to see them right aw…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 12:11am on October 6, 2014☆⚑

Stage Alchemy, Brilliant as Stars by Steven Suskin

Alex Sharp in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time. Photo: Joan Marcus There are plays that entertain,...

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 10:43pm on October 5, 2014☆⚑

First Nighter: Is Donald Margulies's 'Country House' Too Chekhovian or Not Chekhovian Enough? by David Finkle

Curiously, one of the reasons the play falls short of Pulitzer Prize-winning Margulies's usual vaunted mark is that he's chosen, as many playwrights before him have, to make The Country Hous…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 6:35pm on October 2, 2014☆⚑

Pure Abandon by Helen Eisenbach

The lush new production of You Can't Take It With You boasts at least a half-dozen such turns, brimming to near-bursting from a piece that juggles slapstick and drama and somehow manages to …

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 12:17pm on October 1, 2014☆⚑

Stoppard in India by Steven Suskin

Mid-period Stoppard -- that is, the work of the acclaimed Czech-born British playwright in his fifties and early sixties -- brought forth a remarkable series of intricate, thought-provoking-…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 9:53pm on September 30, 2014☆⚑

First Nighter: Markus Potter's 'Stalking the Bogeyman,' Ira Lewis's 'Chinese Coffee' by David Finkle

From start to finish Pendleton and Walsh give astoundingly natural performances that go some way, though not far enough, to justify the length of the sketch.

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 8:41pm on September 29, 2014☆⚑

Strife (Again) at the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra by Michael Kaiser

The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra has joined the growing list of arts institutions that have locked out (or threatened to lock out) its artists unless substantial wage concessions can be obtain…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 12:46pm on September 29, 2014☆⚑

First Nighter: 'You Can't Take It With You' Takes You With It Merrily by David Finkle

Rarely have I seen such a large collection of scene-stealers on one stage. Check that. There's so much hilarity occurring that no one can steal a complete scene. What these thieving actor…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 7:08pm on September 28, 2014☆⚑

First Nighter: Peter Brooks' Valley of Astonishment, The Sucker Emcee, The Bullpen by David Finkle

The interest Oliver Sacks takes in the human brain fascinates Peter Brook. The Valley of Astonishment is another consequence of that fascination, and, as presented at the Young Vic, currentl…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 4:25pm on September 26, 2014☆⚑

A Gentleman's Guide of Success by Cara Joy David

I am happy Gentleman's Guide won the Tony Award. I didn't care ahead of the big night (unlike the previous year, when I desperately wanted Matilda), but, sitting there with a full house, I w…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 4:15pm on September 23, 2014☆⚑

First Nighter: Ivo van Hove Undoes "Scenes From a Marriage" by David Finkle

Discounting the rare scare flick, I've only once been tempted to look away from a movie screen--and succumbed to the urge. It...

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 11:44pm on September 22, 2014☆⚑

First Nighter: Neil LaBute's Money Shot Hits the Target by David Finkle

The Money Shot (title appropriated from porn-industry jargon, if you didn't already know) shouldn't be as consistently amusing as it is. LaBute get his laughs -- and he gets a carload of th…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 9:33pm on September 22, 2014☆⚑

Crisis in Europe by Michael Kaiser

The Concertgebouw is considered by many to be the finest orchestra in the world; Is it really possible that a world treasure will be forced to close? Did anyone see this coming?

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 10:01am on September 22, 2014☆⚑

First Nighter: "Uncle Vanya" Misfires in More Ways Than One by David Finkle

During the intermission after the first uneven two acts of the Pearl Theatre Company's Uncle Vanya revival, I remarked to...

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 11:38pm on September 21, 2014☆⚑

First Nighter: Two Gentlemen of VeronaOn Screens Big and Bold by David Finkle

There's no telling when Two Gentlemen of Verona will come around again. So if an incarnation this good is available, that's even more reason to tune right in.

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 12:51pm on September 20, 2014☆⚑

First Nighter: A. R. Gurney's "Love Letters," Walter Anderson's "Almost Home" by David Finkle

Is Love Letters A. R Gurney's most lucrative play? No one seems to be quite sure, but it has to be up there among the...

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 11:28pm on September 18, 2014☆⚑

Return of Gurney's Love Letters by Steven Suskin

This playgoer's memory of A. R. Gurney's Love Letters -- the 1988 two-character play consisting of letters between an upper crust boy-turned-man and girl-turned-woman, performed without memo…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 9:08pm on September 18, 2014☆⚑

First Nighter: George Kelly's "Fatal Weakness" Not Fatally Weak by David Finkle

In Craig's Wife, George Kelly's 1925 play subsequently filmed twice with Rosalind Russell and then Joan Crawford as the...

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 6:45pm on September 15, 2014☆⚑

A Musical The Winter's Tale Brings the Community In by Cara Joy David

Longtime readers of mine know, I strongly believe in the importance of bringing new people into the theater, whether that means onstage or in the audience. I'm not a theater purist -- I sti…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 1:20pm on September 15, 2014☆⚑

In Search of Balance by Michael Kaiser

A few weeks ago, a seasoned arts professional called me "the patron saint of artistic directors." He did not mean it as a compliment.

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 9:04am on September 15, 2014☆⚑

First Nighter: Cera, Culkin, Gevinson Distinguish "This is Our Youth" by David Finkle

In Kenneth Lonergan's revived 1996 play, This is Our Youth, a Steppenwolf production transferred to the Cort, what...

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 11:11pm on September 11, 2014☆⚑

How to Be a Leading Lady by Helen Eisenbach

A surprise casting coup and an insider's glimpse behind the scenes: Dick Scanlan and Beth Malone discuss the road to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts' contemporary reboot of Meredit…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 4:54pm on September 11, 2014☆⚑

Rude Laughfest at Playwrights Horizons by Steven Suskin

Robert O'Hara's Bootycandy is rude, raucous, vulgar and gloriously funny. It's a happy sign when established not-for-profits like Playwrights Horizons can offer such outspoken fare as mainst…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 10:29pm on September 10, 2014☆⚑

First Nighter: 'Bauer' Is Marvelously Artistic About Art by David Finkle

In the history of art, the importance of patrons has rarely been underestimated. The egregious result of Solomon Guggenheim's support for Rudolf Bauer is one of the most disturbing instances…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 9:47pm on September 9, 2014☆⚑

Thoughts on "Dim for Joan," Playing House and Alli Mauzey by Cara Joy David

A big thing employers want to see on resumes is additional languages spoken. The only language I speak other than English is...

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 11:42pm on September 8, 2014☆⚑
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