Three Sisters Leslie Gordon 15/02/2018 Sarah Ruhl, the funny, sensitive somewhat absurdist playwright of our time, interpreting Anton Chekhov, the grandfather of it all-- what a treat. In h...
John Paul Meltzer 20/11/2017 Annie Baker's John examines the costs of misjudging how long to stay in a relationship. Her patient eye with seemingly minor moments--the...
so go the ghosts of mexico part two Paul Meltzer 12/09/2017 This play is a tapestry of culture and menace that refuses to release you from its grip. Crime scene dead body outlines on the floor are integrated into a vibrant folkloric design...
Galileo Leslie Gordon 15/02/2017 Though set in the seventeenth century, Galileo feels unsettlingly relevant, just as Brecht would have wished....
10 Out Of 12 Paul Meltzer 18/11/2016 Why do we love a backstage story so much? And this is the ultimate one, if you can even call it a story. Playwright Anne Washburn brilliantly gives us...
so go the ghosts of méxico, part one Paul Meltzer 23/09/2016 That was so...cultural, deadpans the white-jacketed American after a scene of violence and otherworldly closeness with departed spirits in Mexico, as ...
Jonah Paul Meltzer 22/04/2016 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...
Long Day’s Journey Into Night Paul Meltzer 23/02/2016 There should be a medal for even trying to mount this theatrical Everest, running minimum three hours mostly among four principals, scaling the height...
