The Treasurer, by Max Posner, at Playwrights Horizons, is a provocative, worthwhile study of a middle-aged man with...
I’ve scoured my archive of reviews, and to the best of my knowledge, I’ve never been an...
Every so often, there appears what I call a “paperback play.” What I mean by that, is...
We can get certain things out of the way quickly. Michael Moore is a brilliant documentarian and...
After several years of press releases, rumors and anticipation, the last thing you expect from a retrospective...
I want to be very careful in assessing The Suitcase Under the Bed, in honor of the...
When a theatrical work is presented with honesty and integrity and a high level of craftsmanship, quite...
I have very little memory of the first NYC production (1992) of the acclaimed play Marvin’s Room...
There’s an anecdote about actor Edmund Gwenn on his deathbed. You can Google what his final words...
As some of you may know, some of my best professional experiences as a musical dramatist (and...
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