REVIEW: Walnut Street’s Kate: The Unexamined Life Gives Us Hepburn With Tears
Perhaps unintentionally, Rick Foster’s hagiographic one-hander captures just what’s wrong with America’s most beloved actress.
REVIEW: Mamet’s Oleanna is an Old Whine in an Old Bottle
Nearly everything about America seems to frighten this playwriting snowflake.
REVIEW: At Walnut Studio, Andrew Llloyd Webber with Tears but no Chandeliers
A rare opportunity to see Tell Me on a Sunday reveals a good idea, flawed in the execution.
THEATER REVIEW: In The Importance of Being Earnest, Victorian Bark Without the Bite
Walnut Street’s production captures the arch surface of Wilde’s script, but not its anarchic zing.
DF Reviews Becoming Dr. Ruth (Walnut Street Theatre)
In the 1980s, America collectively fell head over heels in love with Dr. Ruth Westheimer. And why wouldn’t we? The diminutive German-born […]
DF Reviews Bad Jews (Walnut Studio Theatre, October 2014)
To review or not to review? That was my question as we divided up the schedule for City Paper. In the yes […]
DF Reviews 9 To 5 at the Walnut Street Theatre (September 2014)
It’s clever of the Walnut Street Theatre folks to program 9 to 5 on the heels of last season’s How to Succeed […]
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