'Embers' succeeds a good deal more dramatically than one might have expected from a radio play transferred to the stage.
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Theater Review (NYC): ‘Bauer’ by Lauren Gunderson
Rudolph Bauer's work was not shown for many years where it should have been shown, in the Guggenheim Museum. How was this modernist painter and influential Abstract Expressionist overlooked and silenced? The mystery is revealed in Lauren Gunderson's fine play in which she re-imagines Hilla von Rebay visiting with her lover Bauer long after his marriage to his maid Louise and von Rebay's release from the Guggenheim Museum project.
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Acting was never something I dreamt of ever!
Read More »Hot Chocolate Theatre, Singapore’s First Repertory Theatre, to Open with ‘The Arsonists’
Singapore has never had a true repertory theatre before.
Read More »Interview with Kalki Koechlin – from Bollywood to ‘Trivial Disasters’ in Singapore
I am myself on a special journey and taking everything as it comes. Everyday is a surprise.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC Off-Broadway): ‘Bedbugs!!!’ the Musical by Paul Leschen and Fred Sauter
This deliciously campy show has so much frenzied, blood-sucking energy the small ArcLight theater can hardly contain it.
Read More »Interview: Actor Saul Reichlin on the Holocaust-Themed ‘The Good and the True’ and his Sholem Aleichem Dramatizations
Saul Reichlin has also toured 35 cities with his dramatizations of stories by Sholom Aleichem.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘Dance Like a Man’ by Mahesh Dattani
India's longest-running English-language play proves that Dance has the power to fracture, but also mend, relationships
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): ‘The Good and the True,’ Adapted by Brian Daniels
Brought to visceral, organic life by the exceptional Isobel Pravda and Saul Reichlin we follow Hana Pravda and Milos Dobry through the events of WWII and the Holocaust and are heartened by their goodness and their truth as they mend their lives and recreate themselves anew.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘Mies Julie’ by Yaël Farber (Based on Strindberg)
Despite some preachiness, the authentic, organic, and powerful performances from the cast and accompanying musicians make this steamy and erotic tale seduce its audience.
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