Dan Callahan, Author at The Village Voice

Dan Callahan

Theater archives

A Vanished Russia Comes Convincingly Back to Life in the Biographical “Pushkin”

by Dan Callahan

August 14, 2018
Theater archives

Carolyn Molloy Triumphs in Adam Rapp’s “The Edge of Our Bodies”

by Dan Callahan

April 16, 2018
Theater archives

‘Artists Are Warriors’: An Interview With John Kelly, a Performer Outside of Time

by Dan Callahan

February 26, 2018
FILM ARCHIVES

The Two-Faced Actor Alan Bates Could Be Both Gentle Heartthrob and Ruthless Tyrant

The Quad's retrospective, "The Affable Angry Young Man," pays tribute to the contradictory shades of the beguiling British actor

by Dan Callahan

February 16, 2018
Theater archives

The Legend of Eleonora Duse and Gabriele D’Annunzio Is Imperfectly Conveyed in “Imperfect Love”

by Dan Callahan

February 8, 2018
Theater archives

Mac Wellman and Elena Araoz Imagine Alternate Worlds — and Carnivorous Rabbits

by Dan Callahan

January 23, 2018
Theater archives

August Strindberg’s “The Black Glove” Is a Cheerfully Morose Antidote to the Holiday Spirit

by Dan Callahan

December 8, 2017
Theater archives

In a Surprising Revival, Steven Dietz’s “Lonely Planet” Sings Anew

by Dan Callahan

October 23, 2017
Theater archives

Stuck in the “Mud” With María Irene Fornés

by Dan Callahan

October 16, 2017
Theater archives

In “As You Like It,” Ellen Burstyn Fulfills a Lifelong Dream of Playing Shakespeare

by Dan Callahan

September 26, 2017