The Sabbath Girl Elizabeth Bove 17/02/2020 How many goys does it take to screw in a lightbulb on a Friday night? For one lonely Orthodox Jew it’s one beautiful Italian neighbor. That’s the prem...
Maz and Bricks Elizabeth Bove 15/01/2020 Maz and Bricks by the Irish playwright, Eva O’Connor at 59E59 is a love story. But not a typical love story. It is the story of two strangers who meet...
A Woman of the World Elizabeth Bove 05/11/2019 Emily Dickinson is one of the most celebrated of American poets. It was not until after her death in 1886 that her poems, discovered by her sister Lav...
Fern Hill Elizabeth Bove 20/09/2019 Michael Tucker’s Fern Hill, now playing at 59E59, was first developed at the 2017 Eugene O’Neill Theater Center’s National Playwright’s Conference and...
Tech Support Elizabeth Bove 04/09/2019 The blurb for Debra Whitfield’s Off Broadway premiere of her play, Tech Support, hints at a relevant, female-driven, clever yet cute play of a 21st ce...
Dog Man: The Musical Elizabeth Bove 10/07/2019 Anyone who loves dogs will adore Dog Man: The Musical. Anyone who believes felines are unjustly accused of being catty will find satisfaction that, no...
Madame Lynch Elizabeth Bove 04/06/2019 It was a fruitless endeavor, I said to myself after witnessing the Drunkard’s Wife’s production of Madame Lynch at The New Ohio Theater, that I bother...
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde Elizabeth Bove 29/04/2019 Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde is an immensely clever and entertaining abbreviation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s story, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll &...
Switzerland Elizabeth Bove 22/02/2019 Performed in one hour and twenty minutes without intermission, Joanna Murray-Smith’s cleverly conceived Switzerland brought to us by the Hudson Stage ...
Waiting for Godot Elizabeth Bove 07/11/2018 Treating the Samuel Beckett’s detailed directions with utmost reverence leaves a director with a limited creative scope. I may go as far as to say, th...
