LANFORD Wilson's "Burn This" is crackling on with two fresh stars replacing Edward Norton and Catherine Keener.
(Photo by Angela Besharah) Intimate take on Wilson's play is busy, noisy, and kind of numbing.by Christian BainesAnna (Ashleigh Rains) has been living for three years with her Gay (unco…
The lack of crucial chemistry largely dooms *Burn This*. Without the palpably sizzling sex (or threat thereof), this piece becomes a lengthy slog of dialogue that's neither meaningful nor pa…
It has been over a decade since last viewing a production of Lanford Wilson's wallowing play Burn This, which is getting laborious remount by Shattered Globe Theatre.    First o…
RECOMMENDED "Why is everyone always cryin' at your house?" asks Pale (Ryan Kitley) in "Burn This." Because it's a Lanford Wilson play. Everyone's always crying, circumstances are always cata…
Center Theatre Group has announced casting for Lanford Wilson's Burn This, to run March 23 - May 1 at the Mark Taper Forum. Nicholas Martin will direct the production.The play focuses on An…
Boston's Commonwealth Shakespeare Company presents a staged reading of Lanford Wilson's Burn This June 11.
Boston's Commonwealth Shakespeare Company will present a staged reading of Lanford Wilson's Burn This June 11.
WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO LANFORD WILSON? The beautifully detailed lower Manhattan loft that Ralph Funicello has created – complete with fire escape and skylight, unfinished walls daubed w…
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Legit Reviews: Pleasantly watchable, but almost completely unexciting.
Few sparks fly in Center Theater Group's frictionless revival of the late Lanford Wilson's love letter to bad boys and the woman (and men) who crush on them.Few sparks fly in Center Theater …