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 →
Play Time Play Time: A ‘dream’ of a play at the Fountain By Cynthia Citron on February 4, 2016 Once again the amazing and consistently fabulous Fountain Theater has mounted a play... Read more →
Play Time Play Time: Rainn Wilson provides a Pain-ful monologue By Cynthia Citron on January 28, 2016 All the lights go off and the theater is plunged into a blackness so intense that you... Read more →
Play Time A whole bunch of on-stage ‘Nunsense’ By Cynthia Citron on December 26, 2015 You don't have to be Catholic to love “Nunsense” and its six hilarious sequels. It's... Read more →
Play Time If not now, then? By Cynthia Citron on December 17, 2015 “If/Then”, the Broadway musical that opened the other night at the Pantages Theater... Read more →
Play Time Jack’s Christmas surprise By Cynthia Citron on December 3, 2015 So young Jack comes home from college for the Christmas holiday with a dreadful... Read more →
Play Time Ay, Caramba! It’s ‘Ay, Carmela!’ By Cynthia Citron on November 19, 2015 In the first minutes of Jose Sanchis Sinisterra's 1987 play “Ay, Carmela!” most of... Read more →
Play Time The Painted Rocks of Nukain Mabuza By Cynthia Citron on November 12, 2015 Hi everybody! I'm back! You might have noticed that my column of theater reviews,... Read more →
Play Time Cults of personality in ‘Disconnection’ By Cynthia Citron on March 13, 2015 In the beginning there was always a man who had worked it all out. After long... Read more →
Play Time Wrestling with demons in ‘Foxcatcher’ By Cynthia Citron on March 5, 2015 It wasn‚Äôt just the nose. Or the hooded eyelids. Or the protruding gums in the small... Read more →
Play Time Alzheimer’s examined in ‘The Other Place’ By Cynthia Citron on February 26, 2015 Now that nearly 13 percent of Americans are over 65, filmmakers no longer need to cater... Read more →
Play Time A visit to roots in moving, intense ‘Ida’ By Cynthia Citron on February 19, 2015 You'd think that after 70 years they'd have used up all the possible Holocaust stories.... Read more →
Play Time Lawsuit comes alive in ‘Hellman v. McCarthy’ By Cynthia Citron on February 12, 2015 If you are old enough to remember Joseph McCarthy and the House Un-American Activities... Read more →
Play Time Dame Edna Everage fares well in ‘Glorious Goodbye’ By Cynthia Citron on February 5, 2015 She's been doing the same act for 60 years. No need to change it though, since audiences... Read more →
Play Time Review: Promise goes unfulfilled in doll drama ‘Reborning’ By Cynthia Citron on January 29, 2015 Do you remember the Cabbage Patch kids -- that ubiquitous fad of the 1980s? The "kids"... Read more →
