John Gabriel Borkman
This production, by Dublin's Abbey Theatre, of one of Ibsen's last plays, is beautiful from top to bottom, but the set and the performances far outweigh the text itself. The play is a pot-b…
This production, by Dublin's Abbey Theatre, of one of Ibsen's last plays, is beautiful from top to bottom, but the set and the performances far outweigh the text itself. The play is a pot-b…
Perhaps the most amazing aspect of Sarah Treem's terrific new play, in a beautiful production directed by Emily Mann at the McCarter Theatre Center in Princeton, is that it's a two-hander fo…
This elegiac evening with Peggy Shaw, Lois Weaver, and musician Vivian Stoll is a beautiful meditation on change, loss, and aging, delivered as a Sid Caesar/Imogene Coco- or Mike Nichols/Ela…
Jomama Jones: Radiate, an incomparable performance art/concert created by singer-lyricist-performer-playwright Daniel Alexander Jones, is the first downtown theatre must-see experience of 2…
Although it takes a moment or two to pick up speed, Adam Bock's play at Playwrights Horizons gathers momentum as it hurtles toward a conclusion that might have left me bereft but instead is …
The second half of the Angels revival at the Signature Theatre at proved as satisfying as the first, if not more so, since the story deepens and expands as the play breathes into its ideas a…
I'm often still surprised by my own gullibility. My faith in performance (and film and television"in representation, really) means that I'm eager to see a broad swath of cultural production…
I'd heard mixed things about this production, since people had such strong attachments to the original Broadway version directed by George C. Wolfe, starring Stephen Spinella as Prior and Jo…