The Smart and Silly Sampler of ‘Ionescopade’
The Romanian absurdist gets a kind of greatest hits revue at the Odyssey Theatre.
Category Archives: Previews
Harbor Stage Company Is Fishing for a Watery Past
‘The Billingsgate Project’ interweaves real history and contemporary speculation
From the Bones of Giants: David Auburn Takes on Eugene O’Neill
The playwright directs ‘Anna Christie’ at Berkshire Theatre Group.
In ‘Guerra’: Captains, Generals, and Slapstick Drug Warriors
Devon de Mayo and Seth Bockley’s new play explores drug-war violence in unexpected ways.
Carly Mensch Explores Technology, Morality, and David Foster Wallace
Mensch’s play ‘Oblivion’ to open at Westport Country Playhouse
The 2013 Humana Playwrights Share Their Experiences at the New American Play Festival
Excursions into the human psyche were de rigueur at this year’s Humana.
In ‘Pine,’ Ghosts Have Holiday Spirit
Eugenie Carabatsos’s new play may lie in the shadow of death, but its humor is very much alive
Roland Schimmelpfenning’s ‘The Golden Dragon’ Fuses Cultures
The cross-cultural play is making its move from Europe to the U.S.
For Melinda Lopez, ‘Becoming Cuba’ Is Personal
Set in 1890s Cuba, the story features a young widow who runs a local pharmacy and faces decisions of personal and political dimensions.
There’s No Present Like the Past in ‘The Hampton Years’
Jacqueline E. Lawton’s new play evokes a seminal moment in the lives of two trailblazing African-American artists.
