A CurtainUp Review by Elyse Sommer
A professor's punishment for an anti-Semitic remark is to deliver a lecture on a historically prominent Jew is not a punishment at all for the audience prescribed by the playwright Randy Coh…
Williamstown concludes its Main Stage Season with excellent production of the first in Lanford Wilson's Talley trilogy
There is an inherent cleverness in Weitz's play, but it is not empowered by a thoughtful or persuasive insightfulness.
Jonathan Tolan's endearing coming of age play at Primary Stages is a winner
This is a lovely, winning, and witty coming-of-age story that seems to be not only evocatively rooted to the author's frame of reference but also to his personal experiences in the theater.
A high-speed, stylized Macbeth at Berkshire Theatre Festival