Stage Right...or Not with Michele Willens: Farewell to Fall Theater

   

A DEAL A new play by Zhu Yi, directed by John Giampietro Part of EST/Youngblood’s BLOODWORKS series Part of Ibsen International’s “New Text – New Stage II” Project An Ivy League degree in art and an apartment in Manhattan – Like... Read More ›

Ayad Akhtar returns to Lincoln Center Theater with his new play, JUNK. Set in the high-flying, risk-seeking, teetering financial world of the 1980s and inspired by the real junk bond kings of the day, this riveting story shows us from the inside... Read More ›

Knives In Hens Written by David Harrower Directed by Lies Pauwels In a pre-industrial landscape, an unsettling and threatening love triangle emerges between the young woman, the ploughman and the hated miller. As the young woman journeys from ignorance to... Read More ›

Just a couple of the plays reviewed this week by Michele: Lonely Planet is a two-character play by Steven Dietz. It tells the story of Jody and Carl, two gay men who live in an unnamed American city.  It was written during the midst... Read More ›

I of the Storm,  Tiny Beautiful Things, Mary Jane are reviewed this week.  

The Treasurer OFF-BROADWAY PLAYWRIGHTS HORIZONS 416 W 42ND ST SYNOPSIS: Ida Armstrong is broke, lonely, and fading fast. And she’s spending all of her children’s money, forcing her son to assume the unwanted role of The Treasurer: an arrangement that becomes... Read More ›