Playing Around

On the one hand, John Patrick Shanley’s play doesn’t seem as if it takes place, as stated, “A few weeks ago.” Relationships are [...]

Neither cinephiles nor balletomanes need be wary of Matthew Bourne’s interpretation of this universal, romantic tale. The beloved 1948 [...]

Occupied Territories was staged in 2015 at a veteran’s facility in Washington, D.C. Audience response was solicited, arriving, one [...]

In what we can only hope will turn into a series, raconteur/historians Will Friedwald and Harvey Granat, both of whom have their own [...]

This is a cute musical. Even its being dated (1956) doesn’t dim innate charm. Synopsis: Susanswerphone, a small, basement, switchboard [...]

1.“They know people trying to jump these trains, I don’t know why they don’t just slow ‘em down. Hell, I’d be willing to buy a [...]

Had Mark Twain driven a yellow cab instead of a riverboat, his stories might’ve been like those of populist raconteur John McDonagh, [...]