Play Time A family’s political odyssey By Cynthia Citron on May 26, 2016 The Senator from Kentucky calls it “the city of conversation,” a term originally... Read more →
Play Time A French Film Takes The Measure of a Man By Cynthia Citron on May 19, 2016 If a man can navigate the river of life despite its eddies and cataracts, if he can... Read more →
Play Time The End Times: A Crisis in the Cult By Cynthia Citron on May 12, 2016 “If you want to be called at The End Times, start today.” So says Nelson, the... Read more →
Play Time Underpaid and unacknowledged on Madison Avenue By Cynthia Citron on May 5, 2016 There's no dancing at all in Elizabeth Irwin's moving play “My Mañana Comes,” but... Read more →
Play Time Convincing James Avery By Cynthia Citron on April 28, 2016 Choose your favorite maxim: The world is going to hell in a hand basket. The ends... Read more →
Play Time One Good Movie, One Bad Play By Cynthia Citron on April 21, 2016 Hockney: Creative and Colorful One of the brightest and happiest paintings on display at... Read more →
Play Time The Ubiquitous Mr. Eisenberg By Cynthia Citron on April 14, 2016 The name "Jesse Eisenberg" may not be as familiar as, say, Jerry Seinfeld-yet. But if... Read more →
Play Time ‘A Shred of Evidence’ packs a mountain of mysteries (Play Time) By Cynthia Citron on April 8, 2016 His daughter has just been accepted to Oxford. His son is enrolled in the kind of public... Read more →
Play Time Sex with the Antaeus Players By Cynthia Citron on March 31, 2016 If you are not totally obsessed with sex, this play isn't for you. On the other hand, if... Read more →
Play Time A Tale of Two Writers By Cynthia Citron on March 17, 2016 Take two brilliant actors who are so “real” that you forget they're acting. Add a... Read more →
Play Time Love in the age of religious diversity By Cynthia Citron on March 10, 2016 He is a non-observant Jew, she is an ardent Catholic, and they meet cute. He sees her... Read more →
Play Time A funny film about family follies By Cynthia Citron on March 3, 2016 In the children's nursery song the cheese stands alone. Hi-ho the derry-o, the cheese... Read more →
Play Time Exploring emotions with French Stewart in ‘Past Time’ By Cynthia Citron on February 25, 2016 It's all about color. It's about having an awareness of and appreciation for the vivid... Read more →
Play Time Play Time: Big Bang in Barcelona By Cynthia Citron on February 18, 2016 It all starts with a big bang. Not the astronomical one. The sexual one. An attractive... Read more →
Play Time Play Time: No missteps in ‘Altman’s Last Stand’ By Cynthia Citron on February 11, 2016 Franz Altman is making his last stand. Which is to be expected, because when a man is 90... Read more →
