Articles about Jerusalem
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The result is an intellectual mashup of Baruch de Spinoza's "Ethics," his biography, and a thin patina of courtroom drama mostly negated by the windy exposition. It tastes like day-old Stopp…
Tony Award winner John Gallagher, Jr. of Spring Awakening and American Idiot, will be among cast members populating Jerusalem on Broadway. Complete casting for the Jez Butterworth play, star…
Jez Butterworth's extraordinary play looks set to enter the culture as some kind of theatrical benchmark.
A Palestinian Medea, Wilder and Bloodier Than Euripides Imagined By D. J. R. BRUCKNER
People seeing "Medea in Jerusalem" by the playwright Roger Kirby will learn soon enough what Jason realized eons ago: Medea cannot be domesticated.
A magnificent production of Jez Butterworth's powerful play
Butterworth's England is messy, chaotic, rebellious - and above all, infused with the spirit of Shakespeare. Perfect
He may even compete against himself for a Tony Award.
In La Bete, Mark Rylance not only has the difficult task of performing a script written entirely in rhyming verse, but as the buffoonish street clown Valere, he delivers a nearly 40-minute-l…
The historical import of Baruch de Spinoza's thought might emerge with greater power if his opponents were more than shtick figures.
The bad boys of British theatre explain how Es, whizz and the Home Counties inspired their state of the nation triumph, Jerusalem
The Music Box Theatre box office, located in Manhattan at 239 West 45th Street, opens March 5 at 10 AM for The Royal Court Theatre's production of Jez Butterworth's Jerusalem, which will sta…
Casting has been announced for the Broadway production of The Royal Court Theatre's JERUSALEM, the critically acclaimed, multi-award-winning play by Jez Butterworth and starring Tony and Oli…
In the spirit of helping the hit theatre piece Jerusalem transfer to Broadway, we hereby provide a translation of its more arcane slang, including 'busy bees', 'tit-head' and 'Jools Holland'
Oil Man Pumps His Soul by BEN BRANTLEY
A.R. Gurney has made a sincere, awkward attempt to wrestle with the ever-intensifying crisis in the Middle East.
