REVIEWS
When They Speak of Rita
By Melissa Rose Bernardo · May 18, 2000 · New York City
Hallie Foote and Ebon Moss-Bachrachin When They Speak of Rita
Days after seeing Daisy B. Foote's somber, quietly affecting When They Speak of Rita at ...
Hypatia
By Jack Savage · May 18, 2000 · New York City
From Hypatia
While Mac Wellman's Hypatia is a triumph of small stage design and multimedia innovation, its script is frustratingly vague, underdeveloped,
Lydie Breeze
By David Finkle · May 17, 2000 · New York City
Elizabeth Marvel inLydie Breeze
Some years ago, John Guare was included in the first group of New Yorkers declared "Living Landmarks." People who know him or ...
The Real Thing
By David Finkle · May 16, 2000 · New York City
Stephen Dillane and Jennifer Ehlein The Real Thing
Playwright Tom Stoppard has been getting a bum rap over the years. The conventional wisdom is that Stoppard ...
Joan of Arkansas
By Michael Bettencourt · May 16, 2000 · Boston
Ryan Landy as Joan
What would you call a musical production that has buckets of "finger-f**kin' fierce" fried chicken being handed around the audience, a score that ...
All's Well That Ends Well
By Jonathan Abarbanel · May 16, 2000 · Chicago
Shakespeare's comedy gone somber prompts Jonathan Abarbanel into a serious musing about the Bard.
Long Day's Journey Into Night
By Adam Langer · May 16, 2000 · Chicago
John Mahoney inLong Day's Journeyinto Night
The most ironic aspect of the earnest, generally solid, yet ultimately wearying revival of Eugene O'Neill's Long Da
Das Barbecu
By Iris Fanger · May 16, 2000 · Boston
Wagner turns Texan in New Rep's musical production. Iris Fanger goes for the gun-totin' Gesamtkunstwerk.
Lay Me Down
By John DeVore · May 15, 2000 · New York City
From Lay Me Down
I have a confession: I was first introduced to folk music by the Catholic Church, which incorporated it into Mass in an effort to appeal to
Wake Up and Smell the Coffee
By Ricky Spears · May 15, 2000 · New York City
Eric Bogosian starts his new show Wake Up and Smell The Coffee with a burst of World Wrestling Federation histrionics as he portrays a bouncing, noisy ...
