Category Archives: Reviews
On Now: La Última Sesión de Freud
The Argentina Independent Posted on 16 February 2012 On the eve of Britain’s entry into World War II, Sigmund Freud, a Jew exiled to London from Vienna, is plagued with oral cancer, fast approaching death, and remains as avowedly unconvinced as ever, by the illusion of God. Enter C.S. Lewis, an established middle-aged novelist and [...]
Fun With Khrushchev in ’50s Moscow
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‘Breakup Notebook’: Musical resonates with the lonesome of all
Published: Wednesday, September 14, 2011 By Peter Filichia/For The Star-Ledger Everyone who’s ever been dumped — and doesn’t that include all of us? — is going to adore “The Breakup Notebook.” The new musical at ReVision Theatre in Asbury Park is a complete triumph. Librettist Patricia Cotter and songwriter Lori Scarlett admit in their opening [...]
‘Bakersfield Mist’ clever portrait of class differences
By DEBBIE FORMAN CONTRIBUTING WRITER August 16, 2011 WELLFLEET — Maude Gutman’s style of art includes pictures of clowns with bulbous red noses, a plastic Santa and a bookcase full of kitsch she’s picked up at flea markets and thrift shops. But when she decides one day to buy an “ugly” painting as a gag [...]
‘BEST OF ENEMIES’ Clash over Civil Rights
By Larry Murray Berkshire On Stage PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Let there be no doubt that “The Best of Enemies” with Aisha Hinds and John Bedford Lloyd is one of the most important historical plays about America to ever reach the stage. It is also the finest drama I have ever seen at Barrington Stage. It [...]
