Paul Meltzer is an instructor in Modern Drama at UNT Emeritus College and an American film and TV actor who appears regularly in docudramas on Investigation Discovery and the Travel Channel.
The play opens in Uganda somewhere in the memory of David. He’s the scion of a great, wealthy family with its full share of personal losses and a shor...
These are two separate plays--the famous early modern Scandinavian ones, by Henrik Ibsen and August Strindberg respectively--to which tickets may be b...
This is in many respects a very winning show, an underground sci-fi comic book brought amusingly to life, complete with a swaggery anti-hero on one la...
This titanic masterwork is so closely observed and carefully structured by O’Neill that it stands up to new meanings, depending on the strengths of th...
Those fascinated by Tennessee Williams should make it to this. Orpheus Descending is a beautiful mess, rarely performed and almost never with great su...
It’s almost worth going to Jonah just to see how Director Katherine Owens creates a world and keeps it spinning. Jenkin’s version transplants the bibl...
This should be required viewing for all human beings. In a season when The Humans laudably included a frank portrayal of a family member with Alzheime...
Even this ridiculously winning assembly of Broadway board-trotters could not save it. The latest edition of Villain: DeBlanks was shooting blanks las...
Thank goodness for The Labyrinth Theater Company and their consistent commitment to socially relevant theater executed at the peak of artistic integri...
This is what love actually looks like, Director Joe Mantello reportedly coached the cast of The Humans, with emphasis on the word “actually”. This wor...
