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Making its U.S. premiere at Bay Street Theatre, this wicked psycho-comedy by Moira Buffini, rewritten since its 2002 London debut, is a four-course exercise in revenge executed by supper-par…
'The Glass Menagerie" was Tennessee Williams' first success. Now it's the first theatrical production at the new John Drew Theatre at Guild Hall, following a two-year renovation. It's an aus…
There is a sublime tenderness in Les Éphémères, the extraordinary portraits of ordinary people that Ariane Mnouchkine and Le Théâtre du Soleil seem to be living for us at the gorgeous, historic Park Avenue Armory.
There is a sublime tenderness in "Les Éphémères," the extraordinary portraits of ordinary people that Ariane Mnouchkine and Le Théâtre du Soleil seem to be liv…
Let's talk instead about specifics, about playwrights you should know but do not - women with remarkable new voices, whose plays ran too briefly, always Off-Broadway, but left many of my fav…
Set in the Depression era, "Crazy for You" exudes an nutty optimism we could all use a dose of just about now.
It may just be wishful thinking. But it strikes me that, in the past few years, friends don't look at me with the same pity and fear when I mention foreign-language theater.
Where has Anne Hathaway been all our theater lives? OK, we know all about the sizzling movie career, blah, blah. But she takes to the stage in "Twelfth Night" - incredibly, her professional …
