Michael Sommers, Author at The Village Voice

Michael Sommers

Theater archives

The Mint’s Exhumation of “Days to Come,” a Lillian Hellman Flop, Proves Less Than Striking

by Michael Sommers

August 28, 2018
Theater archives

The Green-Eyed Tragedy of “Othello” Lets Loose in Central Park

by Michael Sommers

June 18, 2018
Obies

Before They Were Stars: Distinguished Artists Recall Their Very First Date With Obie

Laurie Metcalf, Eve Ensler, and Julie Taymor are among those who garnered recognition in the Off-Broadway sphere before going on to larger fame

by Michael Sommers

May 17, 2018
Theater archives

“A Brief History of Women” Regards an English Residence’s Transformations Through the Decades

by Michael Sommers

May 14, 2018
Theater archives

Martyna Majok’s “queens” Traces Immigrant Women Seeking a Foothold in the U.S.

by Michael Sommers

March 20, 2018
Theater archives

Wasting Away a Buffett of Songs in “Margaritaville”

by Michael Sommers

March 16, 2018
Theater archives

“Amy and the Orphans” Takes Audiences on a Swift Trip to Greater Awareness

by Michael Sommers

March 5, 2018
Theater archives

Deirdre O’Connell Makes the Southern Discomfort of “Terminus” Easier to Swallow

by Michael Sommers

February 23, 2018
Theater archives

In “Pete Rex,” a Small-Town Slacker Comedy Gets Invaded by Dinosaurs

by Michael Sommers

February 16, 2018
Theater archives

Psychopomp and Circumstance Regarding Mortal Matters Steer “The Undertaking”

by Michael Sommers

January 18, 2018