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Theater
May 29, 2013
Murder Ballad and The Weir Go Beyond the Grave; John Turturro Plays House at BAM
Voice Choices
May 8, 2013
CASTLES IN THE AIR
John Turturro stars in The Master Builder
Blogs
September 27, 2012
An Enemy Of The People: My Review
Henrik Ibsen's 1882 play An Enemy of the People--about a shattering crisis of ethics vs. corruption--is getting the stuffiness taken out of it in the Manhattan Theatre Club production directed by Tony winner Doug Hughes. The trimmed text doesn't belabor anything as it moves forward and the translat ... More >>
Columns
September 19, 2012
Free Will Astrology: September 19-25, 2012
Voice Choices
December 14, 2011
Friends Don't Let Friends
Theater
January 5, 2011
Alan Rickman Is a Corrupt Banker (in John Gabriel Borkman)
Blogs
June 24, 2010
Bloody Bloody Broadway Warfare: Public Theater's Emo-Rock Opera Attacked by Indians!
If you haven't already heard of it, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson is an emo-rock opera by young theater provocateurs Michael Friedman and Alex Timbers, who's also the guy responsible for mounting a "Hell House" in bougie-Brooklyn, a Scientology Christmas Pageant, and a version of Henrik Ibsen' ... More >>
Theater
March 9, 2010
Brack's Last Bachelor Party Remains Better Left to the Imagination
Voice Choices
August 4, 2009
IBSEN IN THE PARK
Gorilla Rep stages Peer Gynt
Voice Choices
March 11, 2009
FROM HEDDA TO HENRI
Alexander Burns's Henri Gabler
Voice Choices
December 31, 2008
DESPERATE HOUSEWIFE
Mary-Louise Parker takes on Ibsen’s Nora
Dance
July 29, 2008
Royal Ballet of Flanders Leaves Us Impressed But Confused
Flamenca plays it mercifully straight
Theater
November 14, 2006
Italian Ice
Skimming the life of a legendary actress
Theater
October 31, 2006
Weirder People's Houses
Grey Gardens proves that bad housekeeping can make good theater
Theater
August 15, 2006
Taking the Plunge
Swimming to Scandinavia in a fateful double feature
NYC Life
February 28, 2006
Faust Things First
A mammoth production of the epic verse gets a stateside staging
Theater
August 23, 2005
Imperfect Ibsenites
Poet or proselytizer: Will the real Henrik please stand up?
Theater
August 2, 2005
Festival Madness: Is More Necessarily Merrier for Audiences?
Theater
August 2, 2005
Chicago Hopefuls
Artists from the Windy City take the Fringe by storm
Theater
August 2, 2005
Trash and Vaudeville
A Guide to the New York International Fringe Festival's Recycling Program
Theater
November 25, 2003
Growing Pains
Lee Breuer's 'little woman' takes revenge in her dollhouse
Theater
February 5, 2002
Raise The Titanic
Theater
December 28, 1999
Our Theatrical Century
After 100 Years of Experiment, What'll the Theater Do for an Encore?