One line zingers, swashbuckling swordplay, the ghost of a long dead actor and a young actor not sure of which direction to point his life make this a fun evening of comedy and theatre.
Gail Burns reviews the new romantic comedy from the writer of “Doubt” and “Moonstruck,” a play that is both a love letter to Ireland and a hit in Dorset, VT.
A refreshing play about normal married couples, it’s nice not to have to sit through other people’s angst.
Does a play about abstract expressionism make for good theatre? “Red” is able to answer that question, not once, but again and again.
Reviewed by Gail M. Burns, June 2009 I saw the first act of this one-man play by Conor McPherson ten years ago at Barrington Stage.…
by Gail M. Burns August, 2005. From 1942-1944 about 1,100 young women flew American military aircraft stateside in a program called WASP (Women Air Force…
Reviewed by Gail M. Burns, September, 1998 The Dorset Theatre Festival is closing its 1998 season with a splendid and moving production of Jon Marans’…
