Mary Jane experiences the breadth and depth of transcendence and catharsis at the play's end in a scene rich in magical realism immersed in blessed redemptive release.
The ambiguities in Mary Jane's character seem to stem more from the writing than the acting: though her behavior remains dubious or questionable, Mary Jane comes to real life as enacted by C…
To say that there are no dramatic highs and lows in Amy Herzog's touching new drama, Mary Jane, is by no means a criticism. It's more of a recognition of the beautifully understated naturali…
I shouldn't be surprised that an offering at New York Theatre Workshop would be an exceptional piece of theater, but Amy Herzog's Mary Jane directed by Anne Kauffman, transcends even the hig…
This newest play by Amy Herzog and directed by Anne Kauffman features a cast of five women spearheaded by Carrie Coon as Mary Jane. You wouldn't want to be in her shoes. She is strong, c…
The New York Theatre Workshop on East 4th Street in the East Village is a small but potent force in the theater community. Its mandate is to offer production of new works which deal with iss…
Juliet Hindell reviews Amy Herzog's new play about navigating the US health care system. Side effects may occur.
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As Amy Herzog's gentle new play begins, Mary Jane is deep into idle chatter with the building's superintendent Ruthie, who's in the apartment to fix a clogged drain, when we hear a beep. It …
The Aliens - Coal Mine Theatre - Toronto, ON - **** (out of 5 stars)Written by Annie Baker, Directed by Mitchell CushmanRuns until Oct. 8th 2017Mary Jane - New York Theatre Workshop - New Yo…
“Mary Jane,” a heart-stopping play at New York Theater Workshop about women as domestic caretakers, was written by a woman, directed by a woman, largely designed by women, and pe…
