Tag: "theater"
Review: Three Sisters
Feb 9th
For all their staying power over the years, the plays of Anton Chekhov are remarkably fragile works in performance. It’s so rare that all the elements come together--that all of the performers work in synch, that the directorial tone is cohesive—that mor… more »
Review: A Free Man of Color
Nov 19th
There’s so much energy, intellectual ambition and gorgeous stagecraft on display in A Free Man of Color that it’s disheartening to report that it barely works at all. John Guare’s comic, historical epic dealing largely with the Louisiana Purchase is so w… more »
Review: After the Revolution
Nov 11th
“After the Revolution”Playwrights Horizons, NYCThrough Nov. 28 Politics and family drama mesh uneasily in “After the Revolution,” Amy Herzog’s densely textured play about three generations of a family of leftist activists. Previously seen at the… more »