An interesting play about reparative therapy for gays that should have began where it ended, with the gay teen convinced he has been spoken to by God, and the therapist questioning whether the therapy does more harm than good.
The final thirty minutes are so sob-inducing there should be a couple of kleenex tucked into each program.
America’s spirit of independence is honored, sort of, in this perceptive play about dead-end jobs.
It is a rare treat to see a 1920’s musical, especially one in which you get to see the Marx Brothers in action.
Critic Larry Murray takes a last look at Far From Heaven, which had a Berkshire preview production and is now headed for New York’s Playwright’s Horizons and a 2013 debut. Read More…
Update 4/11/13: The Old Globe in San Diego will open its 2013-14 season in the fall with The Last Goodbye playing from September 20 to November 3, 2013. Currently fine-tuning the David Byrne-Fatboy Slim musical “Here Lies Love” (also a WTF event in June 2012 Preview Here)for its April 23…
Reviewed by Gail M. Burns, July 2009 On January 5, 2010, “my” soap opera, ABC’s All My Children, will celebrate 40 years on the air. And it is a fairly young soap, Guiding Light debuted on radio in 1937. Two members of the cast will celebrate their 40th anniversary on the show at…
Reviewed by Gail M. Burns, July 2009 Towards the end of Sam Shepard’s True West a mother returns home from an Alaskan cruise to find her two 30-something sons dead drunk and brawling all over her house, an activity in which they have been engaged for some time and so her furniture and…
