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Tulis McCall is an actor and writer in New York. Her online theatre reviews can be found at Usher Nonsense.
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Richard Griffiths knows every millimeter of the story he is telling, as well as how to make you listen to every syllable of every word.
This fabulous production has been extended so there is still time to see it.
You have less than a week to hustle on over to this fine show.
This is a trio of plays worth your bother, and it closes too soon!
The Beggars Group loves theater, but this production does not match the quality of their commitment.
This company's considerable strength is sourced in ritual, chance, focus, and risk. The combination is glorious.
A Jewish attorney defends a skinhead in this snappy little play that won't bust your billfold.
No one could be sadder than I. Morgan Freeman, Frances McDormand, Peter Gallagher: what could possibly go wrong? A lot.
There are pauses in these two plays during which you could unload a banana boat.
LAByrinth Theater Company is not neat and tidy-making. It bubbles and evolves with every production.
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