Theater

"I hope [audiences] go away with a lot of quotations besides 'bah, humbug!' and with little pearls of Dickens' wisdom about mankind."

"I quite like oranges. I've been reviewing oranges to figure out where in Richmond they sell the best ones."

The Pulitzer Prize winner offers a funny and dark fairy-tale love story in a colorful production by Nylon Fusion.

"Because it's a Christmas [story], every year around Christmas it'll be revisited and played. It's a timeless story that is never going to be outdated."

"What's very special about this 'A Christmas Carol' is that it bursts through all of the rooms. Every scene you watch is actually in Charles Dickens' house!"

"It's an incredibly appealing play for everybody no matter what your beliefs are and your religion. It embraces all the good parts about humanity."

"I hope the story of love of community and sacrifice is clear and evident to people. That's what we need more of now and we'll need more of 20 years from today."

Patty McCormack reflects on her career and getting back into New York theater. Also, which 'Mornings at Seven' character would she take out for coffee?

"To me, it feels like the perfect show to come back with after lockdown, when we're all wanting a bit of comfort and joy."

Elevated language falls flat in the British playwright's latest family drama.