Healy's parallel universe doesn't hold together terribly well and depends heavily on concepts that are christened and fleshed out badly, so it's up to helmer Ken Rus Schmoll to supply cohere…
Healy deserves credit for building an unusual premise with an ambitious amount of storytelling, but the play itself falls under its heavy weight and fails to recover. It would certainly help…
It is, in fact, an allegory wrapped in a metaphor swathed in a snoozefest, and deals about as much with the human experience as does arc welding.
Ann Marie Healy's dumbed-down yet tarted-up new play is a portentous batch of dystopian tripe that takes itself so seriously it leaches all fun from the genre of science fiction, a criminal …
With tickets at $20, this is a great way to not only discover a new and talented writer but also a play that covers new and uncharted territory
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Legit News: Stage version of 2006 film nabs creative team -- The stage tuner version of movie musical "Once" has targeted a fall 2011 berth on Broadway, tapping a creative team that includes…
BROOKLYN (Razor & Tie)
THE MAGIC OF DIAHANN CARROLL (DRG)
Musical Theatre West in Long Beach creates a winning mixture of solid acting and lavish song-and- dance scenes.
With Carol Lawrence, Ruth Williamson and Sally Struthers.
Forget the gimmicks, 'Side By Side' is all about the songs, and singers
With teens acting as co-creators and cast, the show offers a look at the complicated period of adolescence: the mundanities, the frustrating and nonsensical rebellion, and the moments of end…
Michael Greif is a member of that select circle of New York directors who are in constant demand and who end up juggling several projects at once.