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A fire-and-brimstone presentation. (Photo by Mark Garvin)

'The Screwtape Letters' at Lantern Theater

A not well-disguised sermon

Anthony Lawton creates a bravura modern theatrical presentation — but the message of The Screwtape Letters is distressingly conservative.

Gary L. Day

Jun 08, 2014 Articles 4 minute read

Mark Jacoby (left) is a strong foil for Jeremy Morse in 'How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.' (Photo by Mark Garvin)

'How to Succeed in Business' at the Walnut Street Theatre

Celebrating hypocrisy

A true Broadway classic gets the exuberant revival it deserves. Many of the performers at the Walnut are as good or better than the originators of their roles.

Steve Cohen

Jun 08, 2014 Articles 3 minute read

Ian Merrill Peakes, Mary Martello, and Paul L. Nolan in Arden Theatre Company's production of 'Incorruptible' by Michael Hollinger. Photo by Mark Garvin.

Michael Hollinger's 'Incorruptible' at the Arden

A dark comedy of the Dark Ages

Playwright Michael Hollinger returns to the scene of his crime with this revival of one of his earliest and funniest scripts, Incorruptible .

Steve Cohen

Jun 03, 2014 Articles 3 minute read

This could be the start of a beautiful friendship: Santino Fontana and Tony Shalhoub in 'Act One.' (Photo by Joan Marcus)

James Lapine's staging of Moss Hart's 'Act One'

Moss Hart’s dramatic journey from impoverished origins to one of the most successful Broadway writers and director of his time (1930s-1950s) has inspired countless theater artists — including Lapine — with its purpose and passion.

Carol Rocamora

Jun 03, 2014 Articles 6 minute read

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A now-extinct species, the Washington hostess: Jan Maxwell in "The City of Conversation." Photo by Stephanie Berger

Anthony Giardina's 'City of Conversation'

Politics, then and now

The City of Conversation joins the ranks of other deeply moving American family plays that conflate the political and the personal.

Carol Rocamora

May 26, 2014 Articles 4 minute read

David Rudkin’s 'The Lovesong of Alfred J Hitchcock'

An exploration of a haunted mind

Playwright David Rudkin's lifelong fascination with Alfred Hitchcock is transformed into a biographical black comedy that explores the sources of the master's macabre creations.

Carol Rocamora

May 20, 2014 Articles 5 minute read

'Woody Sez' at People's Light

This music is your music

Woody Sez: The Life and Music of Woody Guthrie, currently playing at People’s Light & Theatre Company, is a tribute to the legacy of one of America’s folk music icons.

Bill Murphy

May 13, 2014 Articles 2 minute read

Slusar, Bunting: Ties that bind, 20 years after.

Sharr White’s ‘Annapurna’ at Theatre Exile

Never too late

Annapurna, Sharr White’s intense two-character play, captures the nuances of despair behind a formerly married couple, as well as the bleak humor of their situation, with a generous assist from superb performances by Pearce Bunting and Catharine Slusar.