Sister of Merry
Long Wharf Theatre has been bringing various editions of the Late Nite Catechism Catholic -themed improv and audience-participation comedy shows to its Stage II space for over a decade […]
Long Wharf Theatre has been bringing various editions of the Late Nite Catechism Catholic -themed improv and audience-participation comedy shows to its Stage II space for over a decade […]
My review of the season-opening Long Wharf production of Disgraced, for the New Haven Independent, is here. Here are a few additional comments: It’s a finely balanced, beautifully paced production […]
Thisjust in: The Long Wharf Theatre, which has done two Steve Martin plays in recent seasons, has been given the opportunity to world-premiere Martin’s latest work, Meteor Shower. The show, […]
Ayad Akhtar’s drama Disgraced is being produced at nearly 20 regional theaters this season. But few of those theaters are in cities which have art museums which might own […]
Long Wharf Theater has had four artistic directors in its 50 year history, and every one of them is scheduled to be at the theater Sunday at 2 p.m. for […]
Woke up this morning to find that my Hartford Courant review of Picasso at the Lapin Agile (at the Long Wharf) had been retweeted by Steve Martin himself. Happy he […]
One reason I love watching The Good Wife is that it’s filmed in New York and casts theater actors in small parts. (The same can be said for all the […]
I’m the kind of person who, when invited into someone’s home, will unabashedly stare at their bookshelves. I’ll browse books for as long as it takes to get a sense […]
When the International Festival of Arts & Ideas announced its line-up, you could instantly surmise what was going on at a couple of other local arts institutions: • The Shubert […]
My review of The Shadow of a Hummingbird, the new play by Athol Fugard starring Athol Fugard, is on the New Haven Independent site, here. I have enduring memories of […]