DF CITY PAPER Review: OTHER DESERT CITIES (Walnut Street Theatre)
The theme of family ghosts that refuse to stay buried is gold dust to American playwrights, and it’s central to Jon Robin […]
The theme of family ghosts that refuse to stay buried is gold dust to American playwrights, and it’s central to Jon Robin […]
It makes perfect sense that the Arden would stage Water by the Spoonful. Playwright Quiara Alegría Hudes is a native Philadelphian, and […]
(Note: I won’t usually be cross-posting with Facebook here, but in this case, I was tagged by a friend to participate in […]
Nine upcoming productions in Philly to watch for. (I’ll be seeing and reviewing some of these and more, so keep watching this […]
Am I right that there were three Oscar nominations for BLUE JASMINE? One – Cate Blanchett for Best Actress – is absolutely […]
From the New York Times — Ben Brantley reviews MACHINAL Several friends of mine saw this in previews, and came back raving […]
The best news is it’s not bad – certainly not the train wreck that I feared when the AUGUST film was first […]
THEATRE TALKBACK: IS IT FAIR TO JEER? (NY TIMES, 2 August 2011) In 2011, I wrote this piece, which might be subtitled, […]
(An editorial note — from 2002 through 2006, I wrote a series of short reviews of New York theatre. These took the […]
Oh, it’s just too perfect. At 7:15 on the opening night of Nerds, a musical about Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, PTC […]