by Carol Rocamora A magnificent specter is stalking the stage of the Public Theatre. It’s the ghost of a king called Mlima, whose domain was once the Kenyan wilds. He’s an elephant, you see – and a majestic one. And he reigns supreme – even in death – in a...
Master Harold Assumes His Place
By Martha Wade Steketee The slightly run down tea shop setting in the current Signature revival of Athol Fugard’s “Master Harold” … and the boys — directed by the playwright and designed by Christopher H. Barreca (set), Susan Hilferty (costume), Stephen...
Signature Plays – Albee,...
by Carol Rocamora “There’s no such thing as a one-act play!” I heard Edward Albee exclaim once. “A play is as long as it needs to be.” You’ll understand what he meant, watching the three compelling short works now playing at the Pershing Square Center, under the...
Broadway By The Year -The Broadway...
by Joe Regan Jr. For fifteen years Town Hall has presented Scott Siegel’s series Broadway by the Year which this season climaxed Monday, June 22, 2015 with The...
