Play Time

In 1965, Polish-Jewish novelist Jerzy Kosinski wrote “The Painted Bird,” a novel widely seen as an autobiography of his own...

Five women sit in a row onstage and talk about being women. Their subjects range from buying a bra to...

Take a boy whose mother died when he was 12 and whose father abandoned them even before that, have him...

There is hardly any ethnic or religious group that is not maligned in “Holy Ghost,” Jon Tuttle’s World War II-era...

The first act begins in medieval Japan. A married woman and her lover, both in kimonos and lots of hair,...

A scribe with severe writer’s block posts a sign in the window of his basement apartment. It announces that he...

“The Wake” is a play with a lot of p’s in it: politics, philosophy, polemics, passion, and pathos. And enough...

Alan Rosenberg is too charming to play a world-class villain. And so he makes neo-con Paul Wolfowitz almost likeable. The...

In person, Cris D’Annunzio is a gentle, soft-spoken man. Sweet, even. So you might not suspect that he was the...

After you’ve watched the subtle, nuanced performance of Dane Zinter as Fredrick, a pathetically lonely, obsessed madman in “The Collector,”...